CEATEC JAPAN 2018 Exhibition Report

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Sponsorship CEATEC JAPAN Executive Board TUE FRI 2018.10.16 10.19 Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association Makuhari Messe www.ceatec.com Communications and Information network Association of Japan Computer Software Association of Japan Index

Outline/Event 02 Exhibition Report (Summary) 04 CEATEC JAPAN In Numbers 06 Global Symposium 09 Conference: Connected Industries / Opening Reception 10 Keynote Speech 12 Special Exhibits by Organizers 14 CEATEC AWARD 2018 16 Floor Map 20 Exhibitors List

Conference/Seminar 22 Conference / Seminar Program CEATEC JAPAN Key Visual The overlapping layers of color in this artwork signify the Results future full of potential and expectations, organically linking 30 Visitor Breakdown all people, things, and technologies involved with CEATEC 31 Visitor Questionnaire JAPAN. Representing CEATEC JAPAN, it symbolizes a 32 Public Relations / Promotions show that generates something new whenever people and technologies resonate and interconnect. 35 Overview

02 CEATEC JAPAN 2018 The exhibition comes to a successful conclusion with an increase in both exhibitor and registered visitor number.

Exhibition Report (Summary)

CEATEC JAPAN, which celebrated its 19th anniversary this technologies at 1,786 booths (1,758 in 2017, up 1.6%). The year, announced its transformation from a consumer number of visitors over the four-day period was 156,063 electronics show to a comprehensive CPS/IoT exhibition, and (152,066 in 2017, increasing by 3,977 or 2.6%), with an a driving force for social transformation, back in 2016. average of 39,016 visitors per day representing the fifth Continued from last year as a global showcase for Japan’s largest attendance in CEATEC JAPAN history. The number of growth strategies and vision of the future known as Society visitors from overseas reached 1,985 (1,844 in 2017). On 5.0, the theme for 2018 was “Connecting Society, Co-Creating Monday, October 15th, the day before the exhibition opened, the Future” to go beyond the boundaries of the industry by a press conference was held explaining the outline of the effectively integrating policies, industries and technologies. exhibition, followed by Media Convention. The Media The exhibition showcased and disseminated “the future that Convention gathered a total of 470 (473 in 2017) members of will be realized with Society 5.0” where IoT, robots and AI will the press both from Japan and overseas. CEATEC JAPAN all play important roles. was covered by online and television news as well as in A total of 725 exhibitors (exhibitors from overseas: 206 from newspapers on a daily basis by visiting journalists, which 19 countries; up 7 exhibitors from 2017) displayed their reached 1,359 in total.

03 CEATEC JAPAN 2018 In Numbers visitors 156,063

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4

2015

2016 UP 9.1%

2017 UP 4.7%

2018 UP 2.6%

The show was held from Wednesday to Saturday in 2015, and Tuesday to Friday from 2016. In 2018, the visitor number is higher on the first day of the event. This is presumed to be a keynote effect.

04 exhibitors

2017 results: UP 327 8.7% New exhibitors Companies and 725 organizations 345

2017 results: 140 Startups & university 2017 results: research organizations Exhibitors from 199 overseas (from 22 countries/regions) 162 206 (from 19 countries/regions) conference

UP Conference participants 14.2% Conference sessions

Total of 30,748 163

05 CEATEC JAPAN 2018 PART.1 Global Symposium: Connecting Society, Co-Creating the Future October 15 (Mon.), 2018 at Yamabuki Banquet Room (4F), Palace Hotel Tokyo Pre-Event Number of attendees: 193

Global Symposium: Connecting Society, Co-Creating the Future PART.1 Individual Presentations With the advent of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the world symposium brought together top business leaders from four is seeing dramatic changes to the industrial structure, and industrialized countries to share ideas on the social there are growing expectations for accelerated technological challenges faced by each country, to discuss policies and innovation. In response, countries have been developing their solutions, and to propose new approaches transcending own strategies, reflecting national issues. However, this traditional barriers to co-create the future.

Japan and Japanese companies are is the expansion of IoT technology. Big very important partners for Germany, data utilization is important, but both especially in this time of global political Japan and Germany must solve issues upheaval. In Germany over the last cou- relating to the gathering, sharing and ple of years, Industry 4.0 has become protection of data. Current and future a trademark for the digital transforma- business models often rely on data, and tion not just of industry but also for the as the free flow of this information be- economy and society. Japan’s Society comes ever more important, it is neces- 5.0 strategy is similar in many ways, but sary to find the right balance between it includes much more of the impact of privacy concerns and the need to pro- digitalization on society. cess data for business. The social issue Currently, the most innovative step in in this accelerating digital transforma- German industry’s digital transformation tion is digital education.

Dr. Dieter Kempf Chairman, Federation of German Industry BDI

06 The greatest power of the digital tech- The goal of digital transformation is to nologies that enhance productivity and bring about a better world – specifically, competitiveness is enabling people to to realize new urban development for reduce to zero the distance between vir- the benefit of its citizens, to implement tual and real, between imagination and energy reforms, and to provide better realization. And for this it is very import- work. A major challenge that France is ant to realize full-enterprise digital trans- facing at present is the transformation formation. For large companies, there is of SMEs. The Industrie du futur strategy a need to implement open innovation focuses on support for startup compa- through collaboration with small- and nies. France also aims to reform work medium-size enterprises (SMEs). styles for the future.

Mr. Philippe Forestier Deputy Director General, Dassault Systemes in charge of external relations and International affairs

Salesforce was established almost 20 novation, there is a possibility that they years ago, by applying the convenience can be mistakenly or intentionally mis- of cloud-based internet consumer ser- used. That is why Salesforce has set vices that had emerged at the time to up the Office of Ethical and Humane CRM. Salesforce was founded on 3 key use of Technology. Also, Salesforce has ideas, ie., a New Business Model, a New been working with the World Economic Technology Model with Cloud-Comput- Forum, supporting the establishment of ing and Multi-Tenancy, and the 1-1-1 the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Rev- model which is to give back 1% of its olution in San Francisco last year and equity, 1% of its products and 1% of Japan this July, and intends to contrib- employee hours to the community. We ute to its activities as it expands globally are in the midst of the Fourth Industrial to India and China, particularly in the Revolution, and while new technologies area of CRM. such as AI are being leveraged for in-

Mr. Parker Harris Co-Founder & CTO, Salesforce.com, the Partner Company for the World Economic Forum Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution

The Fourth Industrial Revolution has urgent attention. In addition to the ac- prompted companies around the world tivities of individual companies, the gov- to develop initiatives that exploit these ernment has established a system for new technologies, particularly in man- certifying Fourth Industrial Revolution ufacturing. Meanwhile, in Japan the skills courses to provide opportunities emergence of a super-aging society is for employees to acquire professional foregrounding various concerns – such expertise and advance their careers. as higher social security costs, a short- A stronger partnership is required be- age of workers, a lack of people to re- tween universities and industry, but place business owners, and shrinking partnerships are not limited to Japan, regional economies. Measures utilizing as demonstrated by the establishment digital technologies advanced by the of the Japan-India Startup Hub in India, Japanese Government aim at realizing where there is a large pool of human Society 5.0, a new society that balances resources with digital expertise. In the economic advances with the resolution area of ventures and R&D, the J-Start- of social issues. Nevertheless, the short- up Program has been launched to foster age of data scientists and other human startups with global competitiveness. resources is a major issue that requires

Mr. Masaki Sakuyama Chairman, Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA)

07 Global Symposium: Connecting Society, Co-Creating the Future PART.2 Panel Discussion

Discussion by Panelists from Various Countries.

As demonstrated by the presentations given in Part 1, each different perspective country has adopted a different approach but there are also from the large corpo- points in common such as how to enjoy the benefits of social rations, and it was digitalization. pointed out that large The first question put to the panelists, representing the four companies can learn countries, was about how to evaluate the current state of from them while pro- progress of digital transformation. Responses from Germany viding assistance to and Japan were that the digitalization of SMEs is particularly startups. difficult. Besides recogniz- From the US came the advice that, in order to see success, ing the importance of big data and smart data, there was also it is important to have a clear idea of the end goal of adopting discussion regarding the fact that it is data utilization, rather the new technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, than data collection, that differs from country to country. And which in the case of Salesforce is the improvement of cus- although AI, which is technology that utilizes that data, can tomer value. Regarding open innovation, in France compa- have a considerable impact on all the ways in which business nies need to create a strong cooperative relationship with the is conducted, the biggest problem facing the use of AI is hu- supply chain while helping new businesses. man resource development (HRD). In fact, this problem is not Young entrepreneurs are inventive and have a completely limited to AI: there is a shortage of trained workers in all fields of digital transformation. It is still a challenging environment in which to utilize AI to promote business excellence and switch to new business models using big data. Responding to the issues relating to human resources in each country, the French representative explained the national HRD strategy, and the right ways to go about training. The representatives from Germany and Japan, countries which both have aging populations, discussed HRD methods in the engineering field. And the US representative discussed the need to train more data scientists to fill the jobs of the future. Finally, the panelists gave advice to the Japanese business leaders who attended the panel discussion.

Comment

Technologies related to AI and IoT are advancing, and industrial structures are being transformed on a global scale. Now, more than ever, it is important to engage in co-creation, transcending not only the barriers that separate industries but also those that separate nations. That is why it was so worthwhile to be able to share with our guest speakers – industrial leaders representing Germany, France and the United States – values and issues raised by the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The German representative explained that the free flow of data is important and so a framework is needed to appropriately separate personal data from the rest. The French representative said that collaboration and development spaces are important to provide new opportunities not only for large companies but also SMEs. And from the United States came the opinion that order is necessary to make effective use of the emerging new technologies, pointing out the important role played in this respect by the World Economic Forum’s Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The Japanese representative stressed the need to foster human resources capable of conceptually linking the cyber and physical realms. It is gratifying that such valuable ideas were shared, transcending national Mr. Hiroyoshi Seki boundaries. The Japanese government will give them serious consideration State Minister of Economy, and it is to be hoped that good use will be made of them in future discussions Trade and Industry about policy and in deliberations with other governments.

08 Conference: Connected Industries

A special conference to promote Connected Industries, which describing the whole picture in the progress of Connected creates new added value and offers solutions to social issues Industries, onto discussions under two topics of 1) Expansion through a intertwining and connecting of diverse entities and of areas of cooperation in the manufacturing field and 2) Co- industries, was organized by METI. As a part of CEATEC creation involving AI ventures and major/medium-size JAPAN 2018’s preshow events, this conference started off by companies

Outline Date: October 15 (Mon.), 2018 from 5:00 to 5:55pm Venue: In the Yamabuki Banquet Room (4F), Palace Hotel Tokyo Sponsor: Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry / Support: CEATEC JAPAN Executive Board Participants: Managing executives of leading and SME enterprises, and members of the press

Program Mr. Kan Sogabe, Representative Director, GRID INC. 1) Preface: Mr. Hiroshige Seko, Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Mr. Masahiko, Assistant to President, Executive Vice President, 2) Expansion of areas of cooperation in the manufacturing field Chiyoda Corporation Mr. Hideaki Omiya, Member and Chairman of the Board, Mitsubishi Ms. Miku Hirano, CEO, Cinnamon Inc. Heavy Industries and Chairperson, Robot Revolution Initiative (RRI) Mr. Jun Tanaka, Managing Corporate Officer/CTO, Showa Denko Prof. Yasuyuki Nishioka, President, Industrial Value Chain Initiative K.K. (IVI) ◎ Moderator: Mr. Keita Nishiyama, Director-General, Commerce Dr. Yoshiharu Inaba, Chairman and CEO, Fanuc Corporation and Information Policy Bureau, METI Mr. Toshiaki Higashihara, President and CEO, Hitachi Corporation Mr. Masahiko Mori, President, DMG Mori Co., Ltd. Mr. Kenichiro Yamanishi, Executive Corporate, Mitsubishi Electric ◎ Moderator: Mr. Koji Inoue, Director-General, Manufacturing Industrial Bureau, METI 3) Co-creation involving AI ventures and major/medium-size companies Dr. Yoshiharu Inaba, Chairman and CEO, Fanuc Corporation Mr. Tetsu Nishikawa, President and CEO, Preferred Networks, Inc.

CEATEC JAPAN 2018 Opening Reception

Outline Date: October 15 (Mon.), 2018 from 6:00 to 8:00pm Venue: In the Aoi Banquet Room (4F), Palace Hotel Tokyo Attendees: 763 including exhibitor executives, members of the sponsor organizations, supportive and co-sponsor firms and organizations, embassy officials, members of the press, etc. Order of the reception: As shown in the below photographs

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1. Address by the host: Chairman Masaki Sakuyama of CEATEC JAPAN Executive Board; 2. Address by the guests of honor: Minister Masatoshi Ishida of Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC); 3. Recipient of CEATEC AWARD’s Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications Award: Kyocera Corporation; 4. Address by the guests of honor: Minister Hiroshige Seko of Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI); 5. Recipient of CEATEC AWARD’s Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award: Aeronext Inc.; 6. Photo session by the speakers: Minister Masatoshi Ishida of MIC, Minister Hiroshige Seko of METI, Chairman Hiroaki Nakanishi of the Keidanren, Dr. Dieter Kempf*, Chairman of the Federation of German Industry BDI, Mr. Philippe Forestier*, the Deputy Director General of Dassault Systemes, Mr. Parker Harris*, the Co-Founder & CTO of Salesforce.com, Ms. Miki Iwamura*, CMO of Goggle Japan, Chairman Toshiaki Higashihara of CIAJ, Chairman Masaki Sakuyama of JEITA, and Norio Ogiwara of CSAJ; 7. Toast by the guests of honor: Chairman Hiroaki Nakanishi of the Keidanren 7 *Global Symposium speaker

09 CEATEC JAPAN 2018 keynote speech

“Smart Construction” – Achieving High Productivity and Worksite Safety with Our Customers

Since 2015, Komatsu has been pro- various issues on construction sites. moting Smart Construction, a solution What is more, Komatsu is proactively to realize smart construction sites of promoting open innovation with other in- the future that are safe and highly pro- dustries. The future Komatsu is aiming ductive. The company has completed for is an industry that attracts increas- 6,000 Smart Construction projects at ing numbers of young people who are sites around Japan, designed to tackle highly motivated to work on construction issues faced by its customers, such as sites – a future in which this association lack of manpower, while improving safe- is normal. Progress continues apace. ty and productivity with new concepts Komatsu is making further advances, and innovations. Smart Construction is working hand in hand with its partners a digital transformation of all aspects of and clients, aiming to co-create yet saf- the construction process, the entire op- er and smarter construction sites – an eration. It is generating new hardware, initiative one might call Smart Construc- applications, and services to resolve tion 2.0.

Mr. Tetsuji Ohashi President & CEO, Komatsu

10 Robots for Everyone

Preferred Networks’ goal is to apply become so widespread so rapidly. It deep learning technologies to real life is believed that the key to widespread and develop the world of personal ro- adoption of personal robots will similarly bots. It all started when the company be versatility – that is, becoming indis- collaborate with Fanuc. Personal robots pensable in diverse environments. The will become as ubiquitous as personal Tidying-up Robot System, which the computers, and the process by which company has developed for CEATEC, that happens is likely to mirror the adop- has demonstrated how robots can work tion of computers in daily life. Personal in everyday households. In the future, computers now play a role in just about the company will be developing tools every field of human endeavor, whether to enable anyone to freely participate for work or play, offering versatility and in the development of new robots with ease of use. One could say they have multiple applications. Preferred Net- taken the place of all sorts of individu- works wants to contribute to making ro- al devices, and this is why they have bots ubiquitous in society.

Mr. Toru Nishikawa, CEO, Preferred Networks

Lawson’s Futuristic Digital Convenience Store Supported by Technological Innovation to Offer Hospitality

Retailers are currently facing fierce changed from being merely handy for competition and Lawson’s CEO does the community to being an integral part not deny that the growth of convenience of the community infrastructure. In fact, stores has paused, though the situation Lawson is aiming to become a lifestyle is favorable. That is because Lawson platform for the community. And for that, is currently challenging the status quo it needs digitalization. It is not just the on all fronts. In order to ensure stores digital transformation of cash registers; continue to be informed by the spirit of it is necessary to rethink everything hospitality, yet without becoming totally from stocking to cleaning. Future Law- reliant on digital devices as elsewhere, son stores will be spaces for consider- it is necessary to improve the value of ate community communications, and stores using digitalization. Lawson’s the store owners will be at the center of corporate philosophy is Creating Happi- that community. Everyone in agreement ness and Harmony in Our Communities. with this vision is invited to join with us The role of the convenience store has and become game changers.

Mr. Sadanobu Takemasu CEO, Lawson

FIELD system: Creating Intelligent Factories with Mobile IoT

Fanuc is promoting the FIELD system tories, not by simply connecting things in an alliance with Cisco, Rockwell Au- but by thinking and operating – an op- tomation, Preferred Networks, and NTT. timized instrument for linking diverse Today, smart factories represent a ma- equipment and manufacturing systems, jor trend in the manufacturing business; making data visible, harnessing AI, and however, this has given rise to a num- exercising control in real-time. In sev- ber of issues involving connectivity and eral years, it is expected that a consid- data status. The FIELD system, which is erable number of these systems will be a means to generate the value of things, operating in various types of manufac- can resolve these issues in manufactur- turing as the company will start sales in ing. This system enables safe, auton- the U.S. market in 2019. Together with omous decentralized control of equip- more than 500 partner companies, Fa- ment, without latency, from the edge. It nuc is fully committed to realizing smart is a platform for realizing true smart fac- factories.

Dr. Yoshiharu Inaba Chairman and CEO, Fanuc

11 In 2018, IoT Town welcomed new participants from the distribution, healthcare, real estate, construction and civil engineering industries. Wider range of industries engaged in developing solutions (B2B2C) that combine goods and services. This event helped to generate supra-industry coordination and co-creation to facilitate sustainable economic growth and solve the problems facing society, in Japan and overseas.

Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group

Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group AEON Financial Service NEW

Japan Digital Design NEW

Origami NEW Finance Magellan Systems Japan Fintech promotion, Lawson NEW diversification of Distribution & settlement Agriculture Logistics Shortfall in HR, Rakuten Institute of Shortfall in HR, stable supply Technology food waste

National Institute of LION NEW Medical & Informatics Healthcare Construction & Extend healthy life Civil Engineering expectancy Labor shortage, retaining Connecting the IT/ and management Electronics industry with other industries Tourism Entertainment Local revitalization, Technical innovation JTB inbound BANDAI NAMCO Holdings

Urban Smart City Infrastructure Optimization Deterioration, East Nippon Expressway NEW Takenaka NEW Smart maintenance Lifestyle Anritsu Improvement in QOL, linkage inside and Origin Wireless Japan MAMEZOU HOLDINGS GROUP outside of the house Toppan Printing MITSUBISHI ESTATE NEW LIXIL Group

12 With the concept of "Connecting startups, universities, and universities showcased their unique ideas and a variety multinational companies and investors", this area focused on of advanced technologies including AI, M2M, medical and startups aiming for growth that are 9 years of less, as well as nursing care services, VR, mixed reality, haptics technologies, universities and academic institutions which aim for social smart appliances, sensors, robots, and new materials. implementation of research results. More than 70 startups

Co-Creation Park was redesigned from the former area for overseas exhibitors that took a fresh start with the collaboration from the IoT Acceleration Lab. As the name implies, the park promoted co-creation with the “Pitch” stage at the center, surrounded by exhibitors from various countries in a form of “Pavilions”.

France Pavilion Ceremony

Date/Time: October 16 (Tue.), 2018; 3:45-4:00pm Order of Ceremony: Address by the host Mr. Masaki Sakuyama, Chairman of CEATEC JAPAN Executive Board Address by guests of honor Mr. Akimasa Ishikawa, Parliamentary Vice Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Address by guests of honor Mr. Laurent Pic, French Ambassador to Japan

Number of exhibitors by country (total of 11 countries) Germany: 1 U.S.A.: 12 U.K.: 12 France: 17 India: 16 Malaysia: 4 Singapore: 1 Thailand: 1 Finland: 1 Israel: 11 Russian Federation: 4

13 CEATEC AWARD 2018 was conducted with the aim of vitalizing industries involved in, and contributing to, the creation and development of new values and markets, which will lead to the realization of “Society 5.0” through CPS/IoT based on the exhibition theme “Connecting Society, Co-Creating the Future”.

Minister of Internal Minister of Economy, Affairs and Trade and Industry Congratulations Communications Congratulations Award Award

Amcenna: Small Antenna Which Can Be 4D Gravity Drone : “Next VR™” Placed on Metal Aeronext Inc. (Booth no.: A054) Kyocera Corporation (Booth no.: H009)

14 Category Awards

Total Solutions Grand Prix Semi-Grand Prix

Entries for this category are evaluated for their advanced technologies, innovativeness, and marketability in the field of Total Solutions as well as for the availability of products, software and services designed to support CPS/IoT and make Society 5.0 (Ultra-smart Society) a reality. Additionally, the technological breakthroughs made possible by these entries that were achieved via partnerships and cooperation with other companies and external LCD TV AQUOS 8K AX1 Series NEC’s face recognition system featured at research institutions, as well as different industries (8T-C80/70/ 60AX1) the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo and technical fields are also evaluated. Sharp Corporation (Booth no.: A003) 2020 NEC Corporation (Booth no.: A010)

Devices/Technologies Grand Prix Semi-Grand Prix

Entries for this category are evaluated based on their advanced element technologies, parts/devices, materials, and developmental concepts for incorporated software and innovations that promote the development of high-level devices designed to support CPS/IoT and make Society 5.0 (Ultra- smart Society) a reality. Hyperfluorescence™ Toward the Innovative solution for labor problem by World’s First Commercialization next-generation avatar robot Kyulux (Booth no.: S016) Meltin MMI (Booth no.: S016)

Industries/Markets Grand Prix Semi-Grand Prix

Entries for this category are evaluated for their technologies, products, services, software, and applications that make important contributions in the industries and markets related to mobility, logistics, smart factories, smart work energy, smart lifestyle, fitness, healthcare, and entertainment. The candidates for this award also support CPS/ Cognitive Data Sensing Platform Fully-autonomous Tidying-up Robot for IoT and help to make Society 5.0 (Ultra- “NAONA” Home smart Society) a reality. Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Preferred Networks, Inc. (Booth no.: A060) (Booth no.: H071)

Based on feedback and recommendations, the Review Panel presented Review Panel’s Special Award a special award to a single entry selected from all categories.

Future Lawson Convenience Store with OMOTENASHI supported by digital technology Lawson, Inc. (Booth no.: S015-20)

15 Outline/Event Floor MAP ■ A Total Solution ■ F Fitness & Healthcare S 02 ■ B AI/Big Data/Cyber Security ■ G Smart Factory Area ■ C Energy/Smart Life/Smart Work ■ H Electronic Components/Devices and Systems Type D Mobility/Logistics S Organizer Area/Special Themed Area Exhibitor ■ ■ number ■ E Entertainment

HALL 7 HALL 6 HALL 5 HALL 4 ʜElectronic Components/Devices and Systems �Organizer Areas/Special Themed Area

H104 H071 H009 S016 Innovation Talk Stage H109 S017 J-Startup AISing LeapMind ArchiTek Lequio Power Technology Agricultural Data Collaboration Caulis MAMORIO Open only Platform Council Challenergy MELTIN MMI Panasonic Murata Manufacturing Kyocera Group DENTSU Microsoft Japan Connectec Japan Microwave Chemical Oct.17(Wed)~Oct.19(Fri) ALPS ELECTRIC EduLab National Agriculture and Food FLOSFIA Spacelink FUJITSU Research Organization Fringe81 Studio Ousia Hitachi Solutions NEC Group Idein Uzabase KUBOTA NEXTSCAPE ispace visasQ NTT Group Kyulux VISITS Technologies

S005-01 Keio University Haptics S005-28 PGV S005-49 National Institute of Research Center S005-29 Isshin Tasuke Technology, Tokyo College S005-02 Motion lib S005-30 QuantumCore S005-49 National Institute of S005-03 Re-al S005-31 dcenty Technology, Sendai College S005-04 Global Walkers S005-32 Kanagawa Institute of S005-49 Tycoh S005-06 Basis Consulting Technology S005-50 forte S005-07 Research Initiative for S005-33 FullDepth S005-51 Smart Shopping Simultaneously held H108 Advanced Infrastructure with S005-34 huntech S005-51 OZAX H103 H099 H070 H008 ICT S005-35 ZenmuTech S005-52 toraru S015-20 S015-15 S015-12 S015-05 S005-08 Hibikino Denshi S005-36 Animotech S005-53 Ball Wave events S005-09 Kyusyu Institute of S005-37 Linkers S005-54 Crossdoor Technology S005-38 Kimura Laboratory, S005-55 Baobab Oct.17(Wed)~19(Fri) Lawson Sumitomo Mitsui Japan Aviation Microsoft Japan LG Innotek BANDAI S005-10 National Institute of Department of Chemistry, S005-56 COGNITEE DAIO ENGINEERING Mizuho Information & Financial Group Information and Graduate School of Science, S005-57 Littlesoftware nippon tanshi Electronics New Japan Radio Socionext Toppan Sumitomo Mitsui Communications Technology Kobe University S005-58 Hmcomm MITSUBISHI SHOJI Research Institute NAMCO Cedyna Financial Printing Banking SMBC Consumer S005-11 AQUA COSMOS S005-38 Integral Geometry S005-59 BESUPURA Industry PACKAGING PDC S005-12 AISing Science S005-60 tiwaki ROHM Intel SATO Holdings Sumitomo Mitsui Finance Finance and Leasing The Japan Research S005-13 Teslasheet S005-39 YOKOHAMA National S005-61 Chubu University LAPIS Semiconductor TEIJIN SB Creative S005-14 Biome University Tsunekawa Laboratory SMBC Nikko Institute Rakuten SHOWROOM Securities S005-15 Traveltech lab S005-40 Meijo University S005-62 BarnardSoft NCore S005-16 Parity Innovations S005-42 Kyushu University, Global S005-63 SV Laboratories DENSO WAVE TANOsim Sumitomo Mitsui Headwaters tkmes Polarify S005-17 Payke Innovation Center, Fujino S005-64 GRAPS Card brees S005-18 Homura Heavy Industries Laboratory S005-65 DataMesh Japan L&S ZMP S005-19 Mirai Share S005-43 Katsura Laboratory, Keio S005-66 AI CROSS S005-20 i2 University S005-67 144Lab S005-21 Tokyo University of S005-44 ASTER S005-68 Mammy-Go S015-11 S015-09 Technology S005-45 AirMembrane S005-69 Sakaino Laboratory of H102 H098 H041 H007 S015-19 S015-04 S005-22 otta S005-46 The University of Saitama University S005-23 Doreming Electro-Communications S005-70 Yokohama Medical

AEON Financial National Institute of Mall Yasuragi Takenaka Informatics S005-24 Enowa S005-47 Network Engineering Information College JTB Service S005-25 Eyes, JAPAN Labs, Faculty of Enviormental S005-71 INFORMATION AEON Credit Service JIP Techno Science/ S005-26 Plusvoice and Urban Enginnering, Kansai SCIENCE COLLEGE KOA The University of Tokyo S005-27 Cooperative Robotics University S005-72 Ambi Labs STANLEY EVERLIGHT Stage Laboratory, Tokyo Denki S005-48 Kanazawa University S005-73 ASTINA KODENSHI S015-18 S015-10 S015-08 S015-03 University Open only ELECTRIC Business ELECTRONICS MITSUBISHI ESTATE East Nippon Expressway H107 LION Anritsu TOMY Crowd Cast NEXCO-Engineering Hokkaido Oct.17(Wed)~Oct.19(Fri) Space CHINO NURVE GoldIP NEXCO-Engineering Tohoku Cofense Zscaler Japan NEXCO-East Engineering S004 Scality Japan Comarch Japan NEXCO-Engineering Niigata Orbital Insight FOLIO National Institute Crowd Realty of Information and Communications TAIYO YUDEN Taiyo Stainless Spring nextEDGE Technology CPO (H.K.) S015-17 S015-14 S015-13 S015-07 S015-06 S015-02 Technology Japan Digital Design Origin Wireless Japan H101 H097 H094 H090 H087 H057 H055 H039 H020 H006 MAMEZOU Mie Magellan Murata Manufacturing Techno China Pavilion (CEAC) HOLDINGS GROUP Rakuten S.S. Electronics HAMAMATSU MAMEZOU Systems UKC Brain PHOTONICS ANRITSU Shenzhen Jinghua Origami Institute of DENSHI H086 Displays S015-16 Open Stream Japan Technology S015-01 Tamura NEUTRAL Komatsu Holdings Yuyao Hengtong Network Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group UKC Equipment Kowamex LIXIL Group S003 FORUM8 Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Technosolution Santek Japan Dongguan Dianwei Chiba Institute of Science H093 H089 H040 H038 kabu.com Securities KYOSHIN SPL (HONG Electronic Technology Xacti New Energy and Ogasawara COMMUNICATIONS ITF Jibun Bank KONG) Pinxing Trade Trading Infinitec (Shenzhen) Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Industrial Technology (Guangzhou) H092 H085 H056 H052 H037 H021 H019 Zhejiang Dafeng Development Takaha Kiko Technology Zhejiang Enhong JOIE NIPPON Organization H106 Electronics Yamashita Yuehua Holding Group CARBIDE Software and IC Foreign Shandong Dongtai H100 H096 H088 H084 Materials H018 Electronic Science INDUSTRIES Trade Cluster of Zhuhai SolidRun Fujikura ISHIIHYOKI High-tech Zone And Technology S009-01 Shandong Dongtai MAC EIGHT AYUMI S014-20 US Pavilion S014-09 S009S009-01 S008 First Electronic Mitsubishi S014 Embassy of the United States of America France Pavilion UK Pavilion H095 INDUSTRY H083 Tokyo Commercial Service Chemical EMBASSY OF FRANCE Ve Vuzix S014-06 DefinedCrowd DASSAULT SYSTEMES S014-07 American State Offices Association S014-08 Darktrace S002 Tyco Electronics HOOMANO Dracula Technologies Advanced Graphene Products S014-08 Symantec Japan Ubisense Transfer Multisort ALL SENSORS ASIA PACIFIC S014-09 GLOBALSTAR JAPAN MANUTECH USD Blue Prism The Small and Medium Enterprise Agency Japan S014-10 FogHorn Systems NANOMAKERS S009-11 S009-10 Ikoi Mall Elektronik SMART ELECTRONICS Quortus Advanced Science & Mitsui Electric Feintool Japan S014-11 Trillium Secure S014-07 NORIMAT SPARKUP Intelligence Research Institute OCTRISE S014-12 Lookout Japan S009-12 Imagination Technologies Semiconductor Equipment Association of Japan SIGFOX RS Components Amakusa Ikeda Electric OKAYA HEAT TREATING S014-13 CrowdStrike Japan SPRING TECHNOLOGIES S014-14 Tesla Motors SECURE-IC British Embassy Chinougijutsu Saravio Cosmetics STIL SAS H091 H080 H051 H046 H036 H033 H017 H011 H003 S014-18 Japan S014-11 S014 ComPower SHINKO Manufacturing WEARE INTERNATIONAL Digital Meister Takei Electric Industries Knowles Z-Wave Taiwan Pavilion (TEEMA) VCCI Fine Feature Tanaka Manufacturing TAJIMI ULIS Electronics Alliance S014-13 Electrodeposition Research Shikino JAPERA Council S014-06 S009-14 The Merry BIZLINK JACKCON CAPACITOR TOKYOWELD ELECTRONICS Japan Laboratory Tobata turret INTERNATIONAL ELECTRONICS Tokyo Coil Engineering High-Tech HOKURIKU S014-12 S014-10 Fuchita Nanotechnology Tohoku-MicroTec CHANG WAY LENOO ELECTRONICS ELECTRIC HANAMURA Tsukuba Technology INDUSTRIES MAX ECHO H050 INDUSTRY H005 H002 HOKOSHA Union Software Management Chilisin Electronic TECHNOLOGY Ishikawa Sunrise Pitch Area KONDO ELECTRIC wash-plus DPTEC SHANPU Industries LASSIC WINFrontier H105 EXPLUS SHIU LI TECHNOLOGY H082 H078 Creation H045 H035 H030 S020-02 H004 MAKUTA AMENITY Yamase Electric GI FAR TECHNOLOGY SUNLIKE DISPLAY Valeo Japan TECHNOLOGY TAKITEK Organization TAITRONICS 2018 GT CONTACT RCL Opto ENG Kagaku jyoho shuppan S011 IoT Acceleration Lab Global Connection T-GLOBAL S012 HTP ASIA IQOS S011-01 BLOCKDOX S011-19 UWINLOC S011-33 The Elegant Monkeys TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY H081 DISPLAY H049 H044 H034 H013 H010 H001 India Pavilion IDISPLAY WAL TER ELECTRONIC DSC S012 NASSCOM S011-02 Impressive Applications S011-20 IRONOVA S011-34 Newsight Imaging City of Chitose S011-03 Trackener S011-21 VRTech Group S011-35 EchoCare Technologies S001 TECHNOLOGY WELL BUYING Paru S012 Wipro INDUSTRIAL TOPPAN H077 H048 H043 H029 Keysight NIPPON S012 Nichi-In Software S011-04 TG0 S011-22 Texel S011-36 Neteera Technologies TOKYO BUSINESS FRONTIER S011-09 Glueck Technologies S011-23 NETBYTE S011-37 Sol Chip TDK PRINTING JAPAN FEDERATION TAKANO Technologies CHEMI-CON Solutions Aecom woodinfo partners Denki Kogyo OF ELECTRONIC Nordic S012 Tech Mahindra S011-10 Aerodyne Group S011-24 NeuroChat S011-38 IntraPosition KEN FIRST Smartrobitics Quantum Drive Earth Eyes Twin Eco PARTS DISTRIBUTORS H047 H042 Semiconductor H012 S012 CleanseCar S011-11 TAG LA TECHNOLOGY S011-25 GetParking S011-39 CorAlert HAMAI ELECTRIC S011-12 Blinkware Technology S011-26 Artivatic.ai S011-40 eyeSight Technologies Reconomical Wovn Technologies & DEALERS Bright King Washing and Repair Sonas MetaMoJi LAMP Services S011-13 CIMS HOLDING S011-27 CardiacSense S011-41 TenPi Technologies S011-14 Keepgo S011-28 Cogniteam S011-43 Pilmatis Innovations CICO Pinon UI ELECTRONIC INDUSTRY NORITAKE ITRON Monotechnos S012 Vee Technologies PIJIN MovaCloud Dempa Publications S011-15 Augumenta S011-29 iSenses Incorporation S011-44 SenSight Technologies SUMIKO TEC Amtrans STUFF Elephantech TOA MUSENDENKI S011-16 AISA DIGITAL S011-30 Matisoft Cyber Security Labs S011-45 WeDoSky RC Solution SERENDIPITY ARROWS ENGINEERING Chun Kai Industries (HK) Japan Business Systems S011-17 HoomanoSAS S011-31 NimRay-Solar AnchorZ Emu Toyohashi University of Technology Suzhou TOMY Optronics S007 TECNISCO S011-18 Blue Frog Robotics S011-32 Intangles Lab IFA (Messe Berlin) Ebina Denka Kogyo Micro Support SCIVAX AQUA LAN Consortium H076 H075 H074 SUMTEC Trimatiz UNIVERSITY OF YAMANASHI H073 H072 H028 H027 H026 H025 H024 H023 H022

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Floor MAP ■ A Total Solution ■ F Fitness & Healthcare S 02 ■ B AI/Big Data/Cyber Security ■ G Smart Factory Area ■ C Energy/Smart Life/Smart Work ■ H Electronic Components/Devices and Systems Type D Mobility/Logistics S Organizer Area/Special Themed Area Exhibitor ■ ■ number ■ E Entertainment

HALL 7 HALL 6 HALL 5 HALL 4 ʜElectronic Components/Devices and Systems �Organizer Areas/Special Themed Area

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Information Restroom Restaurant, Cafe Emergency Exit Elevator Resting place Smoking Area 17 Outline/Event

HALL 3 HALL 2 HALL 1

ɢ Smart Factory A066 �Total Solution

A052 A012

G002 Lounge G001 Mitsubishi Electric KDDI Komatsu AMADA HOLDINGS FANUC A003

�Mobility/Logistics

G013 D007 D006 D004 A079 A065 A061 A051 A011 SHARP

TACHIBANA ELETECH Valeo Japan DAIDENSHA ITS Committee Nihon Unisys TAKAGI Business Toyota Motor DAIKIN INDUSTRIES Hitachi Clarion OPTiM D002 Space SENSYN D005 ROBOTICS 4 SYSTEM RYOWA MOTOYA UNITEX POLSKA IoT Acceleration Sapporo City Lab Yasuragi Mall Yasuragi D001 C003 C001 ZYYX G010 G012 G007 C004 C002 CHOWA GIKEN City of Sapporo, Investment Promotion & DUALi NHK Engineering System iFORCOM Smart Ecology Manufacturing Industries Supprt Section, amnimo Economic & Tourism Affairs Bureau G009 G008 BLACK BOX Network Services INDETAIL No Maps Committee Japan System Suncreer Development C029 C026 C022 C019 C012 C008 A075 A070 A064 A060 A050 A038 A010 G014 Cambridge Consultants KOHSHIN OZ SME, HATS PLAZA Yamanaka Eng Jorte ELECTRIC MASPRO A002 Curio School Calendar & CREATIVE Support Communications and Information network Tohoku & Kyushu DENKOH Association of Japan (CIAJ) NITTO C010 JAPAN Organizer The Telecommunication Technology Committee Reconstruction Support Zone KOGYO Energy Tohoku- MicroTec JDSound PBX Gateway ＜＞ Preferred TOCAD ENERGY Sessionable G005 G004 NEC C028 C017 C006 A072 A049 East Japan Accounting Center ANDEX Oki Electric Industry Networks Data FUJITSU GENERAL THE NEARSHORE DAITEC Eneforest NEC Edgecross Consortium HOBOT Hitachi Information & Telecommunication Design Pocket Engineering PROMOTION PROJECT OF FPV Robotics Ogic Technologies TECHNOLOGY Bacs Information System Amakusa Ikeda Electric C024 C021 C009 Queries FUJITSU THE SAPPORO CHAMBER OF NTT Group FacePeer LIGHTEC ＜Multimedia＞ COMMERCE&INDUSTRY NTT DATA CIAJ Multimedia Communications Committee Nippon Telegraph and Asahi Kasei C016 C005 A071 A067 ＜Optical Access＞ A048 A047 Telephone East G006 Microdevices Optical Access Test Implementation Liaison TechnoBrave REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE IN JAPAN FOR TIANJIN NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND ECO LIFE Dassault TUV SUD Committee TELEPHONE WEST Eri E Ink Japan Shonan Institute of Technology ECONOMIC TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AREA NTT Communications ENGINEERING Systèmes Japan ＜FAX＞ CIAJ Image Data Communications & Facsimile Aichi Robot Industry Cluster NTT DOCOMO �Fitness & Healthcare Committee Promotion Council Hong Kong Trade Development Council 5G-MiEdge + 5G!Pagoda consortium General Incorporated GE-Creative F005 S020-08 F008 UNION “MOSCOW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY” Association TOYOHASHI iTcosmos Cybernet Systems Yamaguchi Lab., Social ICT Research Center, The University of Tokyo CAC Impress Merci �Energy/Smart Life/ BDTG WARP I-CUBE TECHNOLOGY Sensor Business Mir Wokka Lokka CMOS Odor Sensor Futur.bike Kit ZETTA Consortium(COSCo) F004 F003 F002 A059 A046 A037 A035 A028 A025 A009 InBody Japan Smart Work Toyohashi University of Technology ʙAI/Big Data/ City of Association of Radio C015 C014 A063 ISHIKARI, Cyber Security HOKKAIDO Industries and Wireless Power Transfer STAYER Holdings JENESIS HOLDINGS CCW Bosch group Businesses Consortium for Practical Robert Bosch Applications F001 The Tokyo Organising Committee of the C023 C013 B018 A045 A036 A034 A027 Olympic and Paralympic Games Bosch Tuya Global NICHICON Denki Kogyo Yamato Bosch Rexroth DENSO A001 National Institute of ETAS Japan Space Systems E007 E008 Advanced Industrial A033 A026 A023 ACCEL LAB TKC Bosch Sensortec ABLIC RayTron Kansai Denshi Kogyo NIKKISO Science and Bosch Software Innovations Panasonic Technology(AIST) Robert Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions Mitsui Chemicals Panasonic System Networks E006 E004 E002 Bosch Security Systems R&D Lab. PROGRESS E003 Yukai Sho Engineering TECHNOLOGIES Engineering TAISEI TOYOHASHI UNIVERSITY Tokyo University of Technology Deep Learning, Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium Enterprise Support Center OF TECHNOLOGY artcraft S. C. ALLIANCE Conversation & Learning Project Atlas advertising agency SANKO ASTEC Tycoh UL JAPAN Iseco Weekly Business Computer News SHOWA INSTRUMENT INFORMATION ECHONET CONSORTIUM

E001 B034 B033 B031 B015 S020-09 B009 A062 A058 A032 A031 A022 A020 A008 A006 A005 Fujitsu Nagano ELECOM Group UEI Deloitte Tohmatsu Risk COSMO Prefecture TOYO TOKAI Services LINX ELECOM THIRDWAVE B029 B010 SOUND A030 Lattice Electric OPTICAL Logitec INA Solutions PFU AVSystem ITALL Hagiwara Solutions DATUM Semiconductor DX ANTENNA STUDIO OKI Lounge D-CLUE Technologies B032 B014 B007 A029 A019 A004 A-PAB / JEITA CINNAMON TBS VISION Surge Cloud Fukui Industrial Support anydooR NeU Infosys Center B028 B016 B013 Technical Standardization A044 Eiwa System Management A021 A018 A007 Mizuho Committee on Tape Storage Grass IT Fields Shinko Shoji Information & Rozetta Macromill China Pavilion (CEAC) Surfboard SINKA Wipro Indian TOME R&D CCU Research B006 Tecoo Electronics Jiangsu Schwarzwald Tech Gicho business communications Institute Institute of SHIMANO Technology Information Processing Dongguan Mingji Electronics Hinen Electronics BOSTON CLUB Society of Japan Technology Group (Shenzhen) JouhouKougakuKennkyuusho Hyderabad NaturalStyle SIP, Enhancement of Societal Resiliency against Natural Disasters JAPAN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AGENCY (JST) UnicoSystem Pure Storage Japan APERZA AUTOMATION NEWS COMPANY Smart Kaga IoT Promotion Council Aeronext Robotic Increase Center FoVI 3D Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial ARIGA INDUSTRY S020-07 S020-06 S020-04 S020-01 Technology Research Institute B035 HOLON CREATE NISSHO ELECTRONICS M2mobility Mitomo Ohmsha Sangyo Times SOFTAGENCY Noa. �Entertainment B026 B025 S020-05 S020-03 B005 B036 B004 B003 B002 A057 A056 A055 A054 A053 A017 A080 A016 A015 A014 A013 Behin Toseeh Isar International Group Press Center SB Creative EUROMONITOR INTERNATIONAL

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G002 Lounge G001 Mitsubishi Electric KDDI Komatsu AMADA HOLDINGS FANUC A003

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19 Outline/Event Exhibitors List (Alphabetical order / As of September 14) A072 Pocket Queries, Inc C003 MOTOYA CO., LTD. H021 ISHIIHYOKI CO., LTD.  Total Solution A060 Preferred Networks, Inc. C004 NHK Engineering System, inc. H050 Ishikawa Sunrise Industries Creation Organization A027 5G-MiEdge + 5G!Pagoda consortium A036 RayTron, INC. C022 NITTO KOGYO CORPORATION H038 ITF CO., LTD. A045 ABLIC Inc. A047 REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE IN JAPAN FOR TIANJIN C008 OZ CREATIVE Co., Ltd. H030 IQOS A054 Aeronext Inc. ECONOMIC TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AREA C017 Taiwan Electrical and Electronic H099 Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Limited A046 Aichi Robot Industry Cluster Promotion Council A016 Robotic Increase Center Manufacturers' Association (TEEMA) H024 Japan Business Systems, Inc. A046 GE-Creative Co.,Ltd A003 SHARP CORPORATION C017 HOBOT TECHNOLOGY INC. H077 JAPAN FEDERATION OF ELECTRONIC A046 iTcosmos Co. A004 Shinko Shoji Co., Ltd. C013 TKC Corporation PARTS DISTRIBUTORS & DEALERS A046 I-CUBE TECHNOLOGY co.,ltd A021 SINKA Corporation C006 UNION "MOSCOW CHAMBER OF H036 JAPERA A019 anydooR.inc A018 SIP, Enhancement of Societal COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY" H085 JOIE CO., LTD. A014 ARIGA INDUSTRY Co.,Ltd Resiliency against Natural Disasters C006 BDTG H010 Keysight Technologies A028 Association of Radio Industries and Businesses A055 Smart Kaga IoT Promotion Council C006 Business Mir LLC H003 Knowles Electronics Japan K.K. A030 AVSystem A070 SME, Support JAPAN C006 Futur.bike Kit H098 KOA CORPORATION A063 Bosch group A057 SOFTAGENCY CO., LTD. C006 WARP H007 KODENSHI CORP. A063 Robert Bosch GmbH A048 TechnoBrave Co., Ltd. C006 Wokka Lokka H009 Kyocera Group Companies A063 Bosch Corporation A048 Shonan Institute of Technology C006 ZETTA H100 MAC EIGHT CO., LTD. A063 Bosch Rexroth Coporation A049 THE NEARSHORE PROMOTION PROJECT OF THE C001 ZYYX Inc. H072 Micro Support Co., Ltd. A063 ETAS K.K. SAPPORO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE&INDUSTRY H087 Mie Electronics Co., Ltd. A063 Bosch Sensortec A005 TOKAI OPTICAL CO., LTD.  Mobility/Logistics H018 Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation A063 Bosch Software Innovations A033 Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium D005 4SYSTEM POLSKA SP. Z O.O. H026 Monotechnos Corp. A063 Robert Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions Private Ltd. Enterprise Support Center D006 ITS Committee H071 Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. A063 Bosch Security Systems Ltd. A033 Atlas advertising agency Inc. D001 RYOWA CORPORATION H070 New Japan Radio Co., Ltd. A044 CHINA ELECTRONIC APPLIANCE CORP. (CEAC) A033 Iseco.,LTD. D002 SENSYN ROBOTICS, Inc. H040 nextEDGE Technology K.K. A044-01 Tecoo Electronics Co.,Ltd A033 SANKO ASTEC INC. D007 Toyota Motor Corporation H052 NIPPON CARBIDE INDUSTRIES CO., INC. A044-02 Dongguan Mingji Electronics Technology Group Co.,Ltd A033 SHOWA INSTRUMENT INFORMATION Co.,Ltd D004 Valeo Japan Co., Ltd. H001 NIPPON CHEMI-CON CORPORATION A044-04 Jiangsu Schwarzwald Tech Co., Ltd A033 Tycoh&Co.,LTD H103 nippon tanshi Co., Ltd. A044-05 Hinen Electronics (Shenzhen) Co.,Ltd A006 TOYO Electric Corporation  Entertainment H029 Nordic Semiconductor K.K. A037 City of ISHIKARI, HOKKAIDO A067 TUV SUD Japan Ltd. E001 A-PAB / JEITA H034 NORITAKE ITRON CORPORATION A051 Clarion Co., Ltd. A059 Tuya Global Inc. E004 artcraft H096 Ogasawara Trading (Guangzhou) Inc. A032 COSMO SOUND Co., Ltd. A007 Wipro Limited E008 NIKKISO CO., LTD. H096 Zhejiang Enhong Electronics CO.,LTD. A035 Cybernet Systems Co., Ltd. A026 Wireless Power Transfer Consortium for Practical Applications E006 PROGRESS TECHNOLOGIES, Inc. H096 Shandong Dongtai Electronic Science And Technology Co.,Ltd. A065 DAIKIN INDUSTRIES, LTD. A026 Denki Kogyo Co., Ltd. E003 S. C. ALLIANCE Inc. H096 Shandong Dongtai First Electronic Co.,Ltd. A071 Dassault Systèmes A026 DENSO CORPORATION E007 The Tokyo Organising Committee of the H035 Opto ENG Inc. A020 ECHONET CONSORTIUM A026 Japan Space Systems Olympic and Paralympic Games H104 Panasonic Corporation A015 FoVI 3D A026 Kansai Denshi Kogyo Co.,Ltd. E002 Yukai Engineering Inc. H013 Paru A001 Fujitsu Limited A026 Panasonic Corporation H078 RCL DISPLAY LTD. A029 Fukui Industrial Support Center A026 Panasonic System Networks R&D Lab. Co., Ltd.  Fitness & Healthcare H108 ROHM Co., Ltd. A029 Eiwa System Management, Inc. A026 Sho Engineering Corporation F005 CAC Corporation H108 LAPIS Semiconductor Co., Ltd. A029 Grass IT Fields co.,Ltd. A026 TAISEI CORPORATION F004 General Incorporated Association TOYOHASHI Sensor H090 S.S. DENSHI CO., LTD. A029 Surfboard Co.,Ltd A026 TOYOHASHI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY F004 CMOS Odor Sensor Consortium (COSCo) H086 Santek Japan Corporation A029 CCU co., ltd A026 UL JAPAN, INC. F004 Toyohashi University of Technology H027 SCIVAX Corporation A029 SHIMANO, INC. A025 Yamaguchi Lab., Social ICT Research F002 InBody Japan Inc. H002 Semiconductor Equipment Association of Japan A029 BOSTON CLUB CO.,LTD. Center, The University of Tokyo F008 Merci Co., Ltd. H046 Shikino High-Tech Co., Ltd. A029 NaturalStyle Co.Ltd F003 STAYER Holdings Inc. H004 SMART ELECTRONICS INC A029 UnicoSystem  AI/Big Data/Cyber Security F001 Yamato Co., Ltd. H008 Socionext Inc. A064 HATS PLAZA B035 Behin Toseeh Isar International Group H092 SolidRun A064 Communications and Information B032 CINNAMON  Smart Factory H093 SPL (HONG KONG) LIMITED network Association of Japan (CIAJ) B029 DATUM STUDIO Co., Ltd. G002 AMADA HOLDINGS CO., LTD. H102 STANLEY ELECTRIC CO., LTD. A064 The Telecommunication Technology Committee B029 TBS VISION,INC. G007 amnimo Inc. H028 SUMTEC, Inc. A064 B015 Deloitte Tohmatsu Risk Services Co., Ltd. G008 Cambridge Consultants Ltd. H045 TAITRONICS 2018 A064 NEC Corporation B034 ELECOM Group G004 Data Design Co., Ltd. H091 Taiwan Electrical and Electronic A064 Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. B034 ELECOM CO., LTD. G010 DUALi Inc. Manufacturers' Association (TEEMA) A064 Hitachi Information & Telecommunication Engineering, Ltd. B034 Logitec INA Solutions Co,Ltd. G005 Edgecross Consortium H091-22 BIZLINK INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION A064 FUJITSU LIMITED B034 Hagiwara Solutions Co,Ltd. G006 Eri,Inc. H091-07 CHANG WAY INDUSTRIES CO., LTD. A064 B034 DX ANTENNA CO.,LTD. G001 FANUC CORPORATION H091-12 Chilisin Electronic Corp. A064 CIAJ Multimedia Communications Committee B034 D-CLUE Technologies Co.,Ltd. G009 Japan System Development Co., Ltd. H091-15 DPTEC CO., LTD. A064 B004 Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad G013 TACHIBANA ELETECH CO., LTD. H091-09 EXPLUS CO., LTD. A064 Optical Access Test Implementation Liaison Committee B002 Information Processing Society of Japan G013 DAIDENSHA CO.,LTD. H091-06 GI FAR TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. A064 B007 Infosys Limited G013 TAKAGI CO., LTD. H091-02 GT CONTACT CO., LTD. A064 CIAJ Image Data Communications & Facsimile Committee B036 JAPAN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AGENCY (JST) G012 UNITEX Corporation H091-20 HTP ASIA TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. A061 Hitachi, Ltd. B025 JouhouKougakuKennkyuusho G014 Yamanaka Eng Co., Ltd. H091-05 IDISPLAY TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. A056 HOLON CREATE Inc. B009 LINX Corporation H091-17 JACKCON CAPACITOR ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. A034 Hong Kong Trade Development Council B013 Macromill, Inc.  Electronic Components, Devices and Systems H091-19 LENOO ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. A050 IoT Acceleration Sapporo City Lab B028 Mizuho Information & Research Institute, Inc. H005 Advanced Graphene Products H091-13 MAX ECHO TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION A050 CHOWA GIKEN Corporation B018 National Institute of Advanced Industrial H083 ALL SENSORS ASIA PACIFIC K.K. H091-18 SHANPU CO., LTD. A050 City of Sapporo, Investment Promotion & Manufacturing Science and Technology (AIST) H109 ALPS ELECTRIC CO., LTD. H091-01 SHIU LI TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. Industries Supprt Section, Economic & Tourism Affairs Bureau B010 NeU Corporation H025 Amtrans Corporation H091-21 SUNLIKE DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION A050 INDETAIL Co., Ltd. B026 Pure Storage Japan K.K. H039 ANRITSU CORPORATION H091-08 T-GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. A050 No Maps Committee B016 Rozetta Corp. H022 AQUA LAN Consortium H091-16 WAL TER ELECTRONIC CO., LTD. A050 Suncreer Co., Ltd B014 Surge Cloud H022 Trimatiz Limited H091-14 WELL BUYING INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD. A022 ITALL INC. B006 Technical Standardization Committee on Tape Storage H022 UNIVERSITY OF YAMANASHI H057 Taiyo Stainless Spring Co., Ltd. A052 KDDI CORPORATION B005 Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute H075 ARROWS ENGINEERING CO., LTD. H107 TAIYO YUDEN CO., LTD. A012 Komatsu Ltd. B031 Tokyo University of Technology Deep H088 AYUMI INDUSTRY CO., LTD. H051 TAJIMI ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. A008 Lattice Semiconductor Learning, Conversation & Learning Project H047 Bright King H089 Takaha Kiko Co., Ltd. A017 M2mobility Inc. B003 TOME R&D Inc. H006 CHINA ELECTRONIC APPLIANCE CORP.(CEAC) H048 TAKANO CO.,LTD. A075 MASPRO DENKOH CORP. B033 UEI Corporation H006-01 Shenzhen Jinghua Displays Co., Ltd. H082 TAKITEK KK A080 Mitomo Co., Ltd. B033 THIRDWAVE Corporation H006-02 Yuyao Hengtong Network Equipment Co., Ltd. H020 Tamura Corporation A066 Mitsubishi Electric Corporation H006-03 Dongguan Dianwei Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. H105 TDK Corporation A023 Mitsui Chemicals, Inc.  Energy/Smart Life/Smart Work H006-04 Pinxing Trade (Shenzhen) Limited Company H094 Techno Brain Co., Ltd. A031 Nagano Prefecture C023 ACCEL LAB Ltd. H006-05 Zhejiang Dafeng Technology Co., Ltd. H023 TECNISCO, LTD. A010 NEC Corporation C024 Asahi Kasei Microdevices Corp. H006-06 Yuehua Holding Group Co., Ltd. H043 TOA MUSENDENKI CO., LTD. A009 NICHICON CORPORATION C019 BLACK BOX Network Services H006-07 Software and IC Foreign Trade Cluster of Zhuhai High-tech Zone H043 Chun Kai Industries (HK) Ltd A079 Nihon Unisys, Ltd. C014 CCW Co., Ltd. H049 City of Chitose H043 Suzhou TOMY Optronics Co., Ltd A053 NISSHO ELECTRONICS CORPORATION C029 Curio School H019 CPO CORPORATION (H.K.) LIMITED H080 TOKYOWELD Co., Ltd. A013 Noa. Co., Ltd. C005 E Ink Japan Inc. H074 Dempa Publications, Inc. H080 Tokyo Coil Engineering Co., Ltd. A002 NTT Group C016 ECO LIFE ENGINEERING Co., Ltd. H044 DSC Corporation H081 TOPPAN PRINTING CO., LTD. A002 NTT DATA Corporation C010 Energy Gateway, Inc H076 Ebina Denka Kogyo Co., Ltd. H081 Denki Kogyo Co.,Ltd. A002 Nippon Telegraph and Telephone East Corporation C021 FacePeer, Inc. H041 EVERLIGHT ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. H081 Quantum Drive Co.,Ltd. A002 NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE WEST CORPORATION C028 FUJITSU GENERAL LIMITED H084 Feintool Japan Co., Ltd. H073 Toyohashi University of Technology A002 NTT Communications Corporation C002 iFORCOM Smart Ecology Co., Ltd. H101 FORUM8 Co., Ltd. H095 Transfer Multisort Elektronik Sp. z o.o. A002 NTT DOCOMO, INC. C015 JENESIS HOLDINGS LTD. H037 Fujikura Ltd. H106 Tyco Electronics Japan G.K. A058 OKI C026 Jorte Calendar & Organizer H012 HAMAI ELECTRIC LAMP CO., LTD. H042 UI ELECTRONIC INDUSTRY CORP. A011 OPTiM Corporation C012 KOHSHIN ELECTRIC CORPORATION H055 HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS K.K. H042 SUMIKO TEC CO., LTD. A062 PFU Limited C009 LIGHTEC Inc. H011 HOKURIKU ELECTRIC INDUSTRY CO., LTD. H097 UKC Holdings Corporation

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H097 UKC Technosolution Corporation A038-05 Ogic Technologies Co.,Ltd. S015-05 Sumitomo Mitsui Finance and Leasing Company, Limited Organizer Areas: Co Creation Park H097 KYOSHIN COMMUNICATIONS Co.,Ltd A038-06 Amakusa Ikeda Electric Corporation S015-05 SMBC Nikko Securities Inc. H097 Infi nitec Co.,Ltd. S001 TOKYO BUSINESS FRONTIER S015-05 Sumitomo Mitsui Card Company, Limited H033 ULIS S001 Aecom inc S015-05 Cedyna Financial Corporation S009 France Pavilion H017 VCCI Council S001 KEN FIRST Corporation S015-05 SMBC Consumer Finance Co., Ltd S009-11 Dracula Technologies H056 Yamashita Materials Corporation S001 Earth Eyes Co., Ltd S015-05 The Japan Research Institute, Limited S009-01 EMBASSY OF FRANCE S001 Reconomical, Inc. S015-05 NCore Co.,Ltd S009-01 DASSAULT SYSTEMES  Media Partner S001 Sonas, Inc. S015-05 Polarify,Inc. S009-01 HOOMANO S020-03 APERZA INC. AUTOMATION NEWS COMPANY S001 CICO CORPORATION S015-05 brees corporation S009-01 MANUTECH USD S020-06 EUROMONITOR INTERNATIONAL S001 PIJIN Co., Ltd. S015-11 Takenaka Corporation S009-01 NANOMAKERS S020-05 Gicho business communications Co., Ltd. S001 STUFF.Co.,Ltd. S015-15 Toppan Printing Co.,Ltd. S009-01 NORIMAT S020-08 Impress Corporation S001 RC Solution Company S009-01 SIGFOX S020-02 Kagaku jyoho shuppan Co.,Ltd. S001 AnchorZ Inc. Organizer Areas: Startup & University Area S009-01 SPRING TECHNOLOGIES S020-07 Ohmsha, Ltd. S001 woodinfo partners S009-01 STIL SAS S020-01 Sangyo Times, Inc. S001 Smartrobitics Co.LTD. S009-01 WEARE INTERNATIONAL S020-04 SB Creative Corp. S001 Twin Eco Co.Ltd. S005-67 144Lab, Inc. S009-12 SECURE-IC S020-09 Weekly Business Computer News S001 Wovn Technologies, Inc. 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S005-61 Chubu University Tsunekawa Laboratory S008 British Embassy S017 NEXTSCAPE INC. S015-09 AEON Credit Service Co.,Ltd. S005-56 COGNITEE Inc. S014 US Pavilion S017 NTT Group S015-10 Anritsu Corporation S005-27 Cooperative Robotics Laboratory, Tokyo Denki University S014-07 American State Offi ces Association S016 J-Startup S015-10 CHINO CORPORATION S005-54 Crossdoor Inc. S014-13 CrowdStrike Japan KK S016 AISing Ltd. S015-12 BANDAI NAMCO Holdings Inc. S005-65 DataMesh Japan Co., Ltd. S014-06 Defi nedCrowd Corporation S016 ArchiTek Corporation S015-03 East Nippon Expressway Company Limited S005-31 dcenty Inc. S014 Embassy of the United States of America S016 Caulis Inc. S015-03 NEXCO-Engineering Hokkaido Company Limited S005-50 forte Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Commercial Service S016 Challenergy Inc S015-03 NEXCO-Engineering Tohoku Company Limited S005-33 FullDepth Co., Ltd. S014-10 FogHorn Systems, Inc. S016 Connectec Japan Corporation S015-03 NEXCO-East Engineering Company Limited S005-04 Global Walkers, Inc. S014-09 GLOBALSTAR JAPAN INC. S016 FLOSFIA Inc. S015-03 NEXCO-Engineering Niigata Company Limited S005-64 GRAPS Co., Ltd. S014-12 Lookout Japan K.K. S016 Fringe81 Co, Ltd. S015-17 Japan Digital Design, Inc. S005-08 Hibikino Denshi Co., Ltd. S014-08 Symantec Japan, Inc. S016 Idein Inc. S015-19 JTB Corp. S005-58 Hmcomm Inc. S014-14 Tesla Motors Japan S016 ispace, inc. S015-20 Lawson,Inc. S005-34 huntech, Inc. S014-11 Trillium Secure, Inc. S016 Kyulux, Inc. S015-20 Microsoft Japan Co.,Ltd. S005-71 INFORMATION SCIENCE COLLEGE S014-20 Vuzix Corporation S016 LeapMind Inc. S015-20 DAIO ENGINEERING Co.,ltd. S005-29 Isshin Tasuke S014-18 Z-Wave Alliance S016 Lequio Power Technology Corp. S015-20 MITSUBISHI SHOJI PACKAGING CORPORATION S005-32 Kanagawa Institute of Technology S016 MAMORIO Inc S015-20 Intel Corporation S005-48 Kanazawa University Organizer Areas: IoT Acceleration Lab Global Connection S016 MELTIN MMI S015-20 TEIJIN LIMITED S005-43 Katsura Laboratory, Keio University S011 IoT Acceleration Lab Global Connection S016 Microwave Chemical Co.,Ltd. S015-20 Rakuten, Inc. S005-01 Keio University Haptics Research Center S011-10 Aerodyne Group S016 Spacelink Co., Ltd. S015-20 DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED S005-38 Kimura Laboratory, Department of Chemistry, S011-16 AISA DIGITAL PTE LTD S016 Studio Ousia Inc. S015-20 Headwaters Co., Ltd. Graduate School of Science, Kobe University S011-26 Artivatic.ai S016 Uzabase, Inc. S015-20 L&S co.,ltd. S005-38 Integral Geometry Science Inc. S011-15 Augumenta S016 visasQ inc. S015-20 LG Innotek S005-42 Kyushu University, Global Innovation S011-12 Blinkware Technology Sdn Bhd S016 VISITS Technologies S015-20 Mizuho Information & Research Institute, Inc. Center, Fujino Laboratory S011-01 BLOCKDOX Limited S004 National Institute of Information and S015-20 PDC Co., LTD. S005-09 Kyusyu Institute of Technology S011-18 Blue Frog Robotics Communications Technology S015-20 SATO CORPORATION S005-37 Linkers S011-27 CardiacSense S003 New Energy and Industrial Technology S015-20 SB Creative Corp. S005-57 Littlesoftware Inc. S011-13 CIMS HOLDING Co.,Ltd. Development Organization S015-20 SHOWROOM Inc. S005-68 Mammy-Go. Co. Ltd. S011-28 Cogniteam S002 The Small and Medium Enterprise Agency S015-20 TANOsim Inc. S005-40 Meijo University S011-39 CorAlert S002 Advanced Science & Intelligence Research Institute,Inc S015-20 tkmes corporation S005-02 Motion lib, inc. S011-35 EchoCare Technologies Ltd. S002 Amakusa Ikeda Electric Co., Ltd. S015-20 ZMP Inc. S005-10 National Institute of Information and S011-40 eyeSight Technologies S002 Chinougijutsu Co., Ltd. S015-18 LION CORPORATION Communications Technology S011-25 GetParking S002 ComPower Inc. S015-01 LIXIL Group Corporation S005-11 AQUA COSMOS, ltd S011-09 Glueck Technologies S002 Digital Meister Co., Ltd. S015-01 Chiba Institute of Science S005-20 i2 Co.,Ltd. S011-17 HoomanoSAS S002 Fine Feature Electrodeposition Research Laboratory S015-01 Xacti Corporation S005-22 otta inc. S011-02 Impressive Applications S002 Fuchita Nanotechnology Ltd. S015-07 Magellan Systems Japan, Inc. S005-23 Doreming Co., Ltd. S011-32 Intangles Lab Pvt. Ltd. S002 HANAMURA CO.,LTD. S015-07 Komatsu Ltd. S005-24 Enowa co., ltd. S011-38 IntraPosition S002 HOKOSHA Co.Ltd S015-13 MAMEZOU HOLDINGS GROUP S005-25 Eyes, JAPAN Co. Ltd. S011-20 IRONOVA S002 KONDO ELECTRIC Co., Ltd S015-13 MAMEZOU CO., LTD. S005-26 Plusvoice S011-29 iSenses Incorporation Private Limited S002 LASSIC Co.,Ltd S015-13 Open Stream,Inc. S005-12 AISing Ltd. S011-14 Keepgo S002 MAKUTA AMENITY CO., LTD. S015-13 NEUTRAL CO., LTD. S005-13 Teslasheet Inc. S011-30 Matisoft Cyber Security Labs S002 Mitsui Electric Co.,LTD S015-13 Kowamex Co., Ltd. S005-14 Biome Inc. S011-23 NETBYTE S002 OCTRISE Ltd. S015-08 MITSUBISHI ESTATE CO., LTD. S005-15 Traveltech lab Inc S011-36 Neteera Technologies S002 OKAYA HEAT TREATING CO.,LTD. S015-08 TOMY COMPANY, LTD. S005-16 Parity Innovations Co. Ltd. S011-24 NeuroChat S002 Saravio Cosmetics Ltd. S015-08 NURVE,Inc. S005-17 Payke Inc S011-34 Newsight Imaging Ltd S002 SHINKO Manufacturing Co.,Ltd. S015-08 Cofense GK S005-18 Homura Heavy Industries Corporation S011-31 NimRay-Solar S002 Takei Electric Industries Co., Ltd S015-08 Scality Japan K.K. S005-19 Mirai Share S011-43 Pilmatis Innovations LLP S002 Tanaka Manufacturing co.,ltd S015-08 Orbital Insight. Inc S005-49 National Institute of Technology, Tokyo College S011-44 SenSight Technologies Private Limited S002 The Merry Corporation S015-08 Crowd Realty, Inc. S005-49 National Institute of Technology, Sendai College S011-37 Sol Chip Ltd. S002 Tobata turret co.ltd S015-08 Crowd Cast, Ltd. S005-49 Tycoh & Co.,LTD. S011-11 TAG LA TECHNOLOGY SDN BHD S002 Tohoku-MicroTec Co., Ltd S015-08 GoldIP Inc. S005-47 Network Engineering Labs, Faculty of Enviormental S011-41 TenPi Technologies Private Limited S002 Tsukuba Technology Co., Ltd. S015-08 Zscaler Japan K.K. and Urban Enginnering, Kansai University S011-22 Texel Inc S002 Union Software Management Inc. S015-08 Comarch Japan K.K. S005-28 PGV Inc. S011-04 TG0 S002 wash-plus Ltd. S015-08 FOLIO Co., Ltd. S005-30 QuantumCore Corp. S011-33 The Elegant Monkeys Ltd. S002 WINFrontier Co,.Ltd. S015-16 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group,Inc. S005-03 Re-al, LLC S011-03 Trackener S002 Yamase Electric Co., ltd. S015-16 Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation S005-07 Research Initiative for Advanced Infrastructure with ICT S011-19 UWINLOC A038 Tohoku & Kyushu Reconstruction Support Zone S015-16 kabu.com Securities Co., Ltd. S005-69 Sakaino Laboratory of Saitama University S011-21 VRTech Group A038-11 Tohoku- MicroTec Co., Ltd. S015-16 Jibun Bank Corporation S005-51 Smart Shopping, Inc. S011-45 WeDoSky A038-12 TOCAD ENERGY Co.,Ltd S015-16 Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co., Ltd. S005-51 OZAX CORPORATION S012 India Pavilion A038-07 East Japan Accounting Center Co.,Ltd. S015-04 National Institute of Informatics S005-63 SV Laboratories S012 NASSCOM A038-08 DAITEC Co.,Ltd. S015-04 JIP Techno Science Corporation/The University of Tokyo S005-46 The University of Electro-Communications S012 Wipro A038-09 FPV Robotics Inc. S015-14 Origami Inc. S005-60 tiwaki CO.,Ltd. S012 Nichi-In Software Solutions A038-10 Bacs Information System Co., Ltd. S015-02 Origin Wireless Japan,Inc. S005-21 Tokyo University of Technology S012 Tech Mahindra A038-01 JDSound Co.,Ltd. S015-02 Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. S005-52 toraru co., ltd. S012 CleanseCar Washing and Repair Services A038-02 Sessionable Co.,Ltd. S015-06 Rakuten Institute of Technology S005-70 Yokohama Medical Information College S012 Vee Technologies A038-03 ANDEX Co.,Ltd. S015-05 Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc S005-39 YOKOHAMA National University A038-04 Eneforest Co.,Ltd. S015-05 Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation S005-35 ZenmuTech, Inc.

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CEATEC KEYNOTES

K1-01 11:00-11:45 Convention Hall AB K1-03 14:00-14:45 Convention Hall AB

Together with our customers, we are creating Hospitality supported by digital technologies the future of the jobsite. - Building the Next-Generation LAWSON "SMART CONSTRUCTION" Convenience Store model

Komatsu Ltd. Lawson, Inc. President & CEO Mr. Tetsuji Ohashi President & CEO Mr. Sadanobu Takemasu

K1-02 12:30-13:15 Convention Hall AB K1-04 15:30-16:15 Convention Hall AB

Robots for Everyone Start of the IoT evolution towards a smart

Preferred Networks, Inc. factory - FIELD system President & CEO Mr. Toru Nishikawa FANUC CORPORATION Chairman & CEO Dr. Yoshiharu Inaba

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Future / Special / Co-Creation Security Science Institute Executive Fellow Mr. Eiji Kuwabara Technical RenoSys Inc. CEO Mr. Yuki Kamiya FU1-01 10:15-11:15 Room 303 MOS FOOD SERVICES,INC. TE1-01 10:30-12:00 Room 201 IT Strategic Group Group Leader Mr. Ryobun Morinaga PwC describes cyber security measures for IoT. JEITA Autonomous Driving Seminar PwC Consulting LLC Education to Produce High Tech Workers Outline of service of Quasi-Zenith Satellite System Technology Consulting Panel discussion “Michibiki” and examples of its use Manager Mr. Ken Okuyama ●Moderator Cabinet Office National Space Policy Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Information Secretariat QZSS Strategy Office Mr. Yo Iida FU1-02 11:30-12:30 Room 303 Economy Division Deputy Director Mr. Takafumi Kono Efforts on Autonomous Driving at Gunma University Collaborative research efforts of Chuden, NICT, PwC. ●Panelist Gunma University Center for Research on Adoption of Japan Deep Learning Association PwC Cyber Services LLC NextGen Transportation Systems Board Member Mr. Takeshi Izaki Cyber Security Laboratory Director Mr. Masaki Kamizono Deputy Director Mr. Takeki Ogitsu Nishikawa Communications Co. Ltd. TE1-02 14:00-16:00 International Conference Room SP1-01 10:15-11:15 Room 302 Planning Department, AI Business Development Unit Vice Department Director Mr. Akihiro Ito Taiwan Session IoT Security for Key Stakeholders Connecting the Dots eftax Co., Ltd. 14:00-14:15 Opening Remarks GlobalPlatform Corporate Planning Department Director Manager INSTITUTE FOR INFORMATION Board of Directors and Japan Task Force Chair Mr. Tomoaki Nakai INDUSTRY (III) President Mr. Hsiao-Pin Yu NTT Research Professor Saitama Institute of Technology Mr. Eikazu Niwano 14:15-14:50 DIGI+ 2025: Forging Future Taiwan Society & The Department of Engineering, Department of Information Industry SP1-02 11:45-12:45 Room 302 System, The Department of Computer Science Professor MIC/III Deputy Director General Mr. Chuen Huei Hung Prof. Daishi Watabe Japan & Overseas IoT Outlook 2018 14:50-15:25 Collaborative Innovation of Taiwan Embassy of France Electronics Industry ITR Corporation Economic Department Counsellor for industry and services the Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association Chief Analyst Mr. Marc Einstein Ms. Pauline Girot de Langlade Vice President Mr. Hsing Hsu SP1-03 13:15-14:45 Room 302 CO1-01 13:00-14:00 Room 303 15:25-16:00 AI-assisted Cybersecurity and Cyber Counter Intelligence for IT/OT Orchestrated Protection ECHONET Lite: To be the enabler of IoT Cyber security for Connected car and IoT devices Cybersecurity Technology Institute (CSTI) /III Panel discussion Deloitte Tohmatsu Risk Services Co., Ltd. Vice President and Director General Dr. Ching Hao Mao ●Moderator Cyber Risk Service Senior Manager Keio University Cyber Civilization Mr. Hiroshi Hayashi Innovation Talk Stage Research Center Masaki Umejima, Ph.D. CO1-02 13:30-14:15 Room 301 TA1-01 12:30-13:15 ●Panelist Kanagawa Institute of Technology AI creates the future real estate. IoT Acceleration Lab ~Presentation from Home electronics development department ACCEL LAB Ltd. CEO Mr. Manabu Kogure selected companies/regions~ Director of Smart House Research Center SAPPORO ELECTRONICS AND Masao Isshiki, Ph.D. CO1-03 14:30-15:30 Room 303 INDUSTRIES CULTIVATION FOUNDATION Representative Director General Manager Mr. Hiroki Muratsubaki ECHONET consortium Super Apps: China vs Rest of the World Panasonic Corporation Katsuhiko Hiramatsu, Ph.D. Euromonitor International TA1-02 14:00-15:00 Research Global Head of Consumer Chairman of ECHONET2.0 strategy WG ECHONET consortium CEATEC Pitch: Introduction of past MIRAIT Technologies Corporation Graduate Electronics Research Mr. Wee Teck Loo participants in NICT contest for ICT startup School of Environmental Studies Tohoku University CO1-04 16:00-17:00 Room 303 Tatsumi Miyazaki, Ph.D. Plusvoice Enowa co., ltd. Eyes, JAPAN Co. Ltd. i2 Co.,Ltd. Unveiling the Japanese market: Advanced yet otta inc. SP1-04 15:15-16:45 Room 302 closed TA1-04 13:20-13:50 Euromonitor International Bluetooth - Enabling the Emerging Markets British Broadcasting Corporation Research Senior Analyst Mr. Hiromi Yamaguchi Bluetooth SIG inc. Presenter, Click Mr. Dan Simmons Developer Relation and Evangelise Team Trend British Broadcasting Corporation Developer Relation Manager, APAC Mr. Kai Ren Producer, Click Ms. Emily Bates Fujitsu Connected Technologies Limited TR1-01 15:00-17:00 Room 301 Service Innovation Division New Technologies and Products Seminar Senior Professional Engineer Mr. Toshiya Tamura Future direction of Agricultural Data N1-01 11:00-12:00 Room A (Exhibition Hall 4) Toshiba Corporation Collaboration Platform Technology Planning Office, Opening remarks Co-creation with the university creates "VR- Technology & Productivity Planning Div. National Agriculture and Sankeien Garden" and the challenge of Assistant to General Manager Katsumi Adachi, Ph.D. Food Research Organization (NARO) President Mr. Kazuo Kyuma developing a new business model begins SP1-05 10:00-13:00 Room 301 TechnoBrave Co., Ltd. Future direction of Agricultural Data Collaboration Platform Technical Strategy Office / Keio University,Faculty of Environment and Connected Industries Symposium 2018 General Manager Mr. Hideyuki Suzuki 10:00-10:10 "Connected Industries" Development Information Studies, Professor/Government of Japan, Shonan Institute of Technology Overview Deputy Chief Information Officer/ Multidisciplinary Design Department / Agricultural Data Collaboration METI Assistant Professor Mr. Kou Matsumura Information Economy Division Commerce and Information Platform Council,Chairman Mr. Atsushi Shinjo TechnoBrave Co., Ltd. Policy Bureau Director Mr. Yohei Matsuda Feature of Agricultural Data and its Structural Design in Global Business Promotion Office / Agricultural Data Collaboration Platform 10:10-11:00 Data Utilization Project Manager Mr. Shinji Otsuka Keio University,Graduate School of Media and Panel discussion STRIX. Inc CORPORATE OFFICER Mr. Takashi Kato ●Moderator Governance,Project Professor / Akita Prefectural University, MORI HAMADA & MATSUMOTO N1-02 12:30-13:30 Room A (Exhibition Hall 4) Faculty of Systems Partner Mr. Atsushi Okada Science and Technology, Professor / aeroTAP Touchless interface, with stereo vision 3D sensor ●Panelist Agricultural Data Collaboration nextEDGE Technology K.K. SHIP DATA CENTER CO., LTD. Platform Council, Vice Chairman Mr. Hiroshi Uehara Chairman Mr. Taisuke Sakamoto Representative Director and President Mr. Yasuhiro Ikeda Expectations for Agricultural Data Collaboration Platform N1-03 14:00-15:00 Room A (Exhibition Hall 4) Dynamic Map Platform Co.,Ltd. Director ●Moderator Mr. Nobuya Yamamoto The Japan Research Institute, Real-Haptics Technology leads Society 5.0 to Japan Petroleum Energy Center Limited Center for the Strategy of have humanlike adaptability and gentleness Technology and Planning Dept. Director Emergence, Expert Mr. Yasufumi Miwa Dr. Kazuhiro Inamura Keio University Haptics ●Panelist Industrial Valuechain Initiative Research Center Vice Director Akira Nagashima, Ph.D. NEC Solution Innovators, Ltd. Hosei University President professor Executive Advisor Mr. Hideo Shimazu N1-04 15:30-16:30 Room A (Exhibition Hall 4) Prof. Yasuyuki Nishioka NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE CORPORATION, Universal Materials Incubator Co.,Ltd. Anytime anywhere, brain function measurement in the Research and Development Planning Department, Partner Shosuke Kiba, Ph.D Strategic Business Creation Team, daily life environment brings new various solutions. INCJ,Ltd(Innovation Network Corporation of Japan) Senior Manager Mr. Yoshikazu Kusumi NeU Corporation CEO Mr. Kiyoshi Hasegawa Venture & Growth Investment Group Director Hitachi Solutions, Ltd. Geospatial Intelligence Solution Mr. Shuichi Yoshimura Development Department, Exhibitors Seminar 11:05-11:55 Collaboration between AI Startups Deputy Department Manager Mr. Osamu Nishiguchi EX1-01 10:30-11:15 Innovation Talk Stage Established Companies Orchard&Technology LTD, CEO / Panel discussion Agricultural Data Collaboration Platform Council, The latest Brain Sensor and its New Brain ●Moderator Agricultural Network Strategy, Training and IoH Nikkei Business Publications, Inc. Managing Director Mr. Katsuhiko Suezawa NeU Corporation CTO Mr. Ryuta Kawashima Nikkei Robotics National Agriculture and Nikkei xTECH Editor-in-Chief of Nikkei Robotics Food Research Organization (NARO) EX1-02 11:30-12:15 Innovation Talk Stage Mr. Tomonori Shindoh Vice-President Mr. Kazuo Terashima Wireless power transfer makes Society 5.0 ●Panelist ABEJA, Inc. Ms. Yumiko Tokuda Business efficient and comfortable - ubiquitous power is coming soon - Nabtesco Corporation BU1-01 13:00-14:30 Room 201 Accessibility Innovations Company OMRON Corporation WIRELESS AND EMBEDDED Lab. Planning Department Manager Mr. Takaaki Fujiwara Mobility Revolution 2030 and beyond EMBEDED SYSTEM RESEARCH CENTER Hmcomm Inc. CEO Mr. Koji Mitsumoto Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting LLC TECHNOLOGY AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY H.Q. MANAGER Mr. Takuya Fujimoto SOHGO SECURITY SERVICES CO., LTD. Automotive Sector Leader Mr. Yoshitaka Tanaka

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Day 2 October 17 (Wed) CEATEC KEYNOTES

K2-01 10:15-11:00 Convention Hall B K2-04 15:30-17:00 Convention Hall B

Envisioning Smart Mobility Society in the Tokyo2020 Special Symposium Connected Future 「Technology and Innovation for Tokyo 2020 Games」

Toyota InfoTechnology Center Co., Ltd. The Tokyo Organizing Committee of the President Mr. Takashi Imai Olympic and Paralympic Games, Economy & Technology Committee chairperson National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies Professor Prof. Hiroko Ota K2-02 11:30-12:30 Convention Hall B

Realization of Society 5.0 empowered by NTT Group The Tokyo Organizing Committee of NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE CORPORATION the Olympic and Paralympic Games Member of the Board Senior Vice President of Vice Director General Mr. Masaaki Komiya Strategic Business Development and Head of 2020 Project Mr. Hiroki Kuriyama

K2-03 13:00-15:00 Convention Hall B Cabinet Offi ce New Business Models of Travel Industries Technology and Innovation Deputy Director General for Science Mr. Ryo Kuroda "Mobility Innovation" by IoT, BigData and AI

East Japan Railwacy Company Technology Innovation Headquarters, Deputy General Manager Mr. Takeshi Nakagawa All Japan Business Committee for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games Steering Committee Chairman CPS in Tourism NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE CORPORATION (NTT) Senior Vice President JTB Corp. Mr. Hiroki Kuriyama Managing Executive Offi cer Mr. Hiroki Furuno

K2-05 16:15-17:00 International Conference Room

Experience based travel : Opening doors to new Engineering Physics + Data Science + business opportunities Artifi cial Intelligence is the Future of Products Tech Mahindra Ltd Airbnb Japan K.K Integrated Engineering Solutions Representative Director Mr. Yasuyuki Tanabe Global Head - Engineering, IoT & Enterprise Mobility Mr. Natarajan Karthikeyan CEATEC SESSIONS

NVIDIA Corporation School of Engineering Associate Professor Mr. Fujio Toriumi Future / Special / Co-Creation / Conference Sponsor Japan Country Manager, Mr. Masataka Osaki Metadata Incorporated Representative FU2-01 12:30-13:30 Room 303 Plug and Play’s activity Plug and Play Japan K.K. Director and President Mr. Naoyuki Nomura Director, Mobility Mr. Shingo Ehara Hokkaido University How global AI+IoT platform will transform future smart home Via Graduate school of information science and technology Tuya Smart Vice President of Global Partnerships Mr. David Adelman Professor Mr. Hidenori Kawamura Tuya Smart US Branch Co-founder, and COO of Tuya Smart Mr. Alex Yang TechCrunch Japan Editor Mr. Daisuke Kikuchi TR2-02 10:30-12:00 Room 302 SP2-01 10:00-12:00 International Conference Room CO2-05 15:30-17:00 Room 104 Global Overview of key trends in Entertainment Annual Meeting of IoT Acceleration Consortium Introduction of innovation from M&A function in Deloitte Media and Consumer and Professional Electronics Chairperson of IoT Acceleration Consortium Deloitte Tohmatsu Financial Advisory LLC Futuresource Consulting Keio University Professor Faculty of Environment and AI Laboratory Senior Vice President Mr. Masahiro Sanjo Consumer Electronics Information Studies Graduate School of Deloitte Tohmatsu Financial Advisory LLC Market Analyst Mr. James Manning-Smith Media and Governance Prof. Jun Murai FA Platform Senior Vice President Mr. Ryo Shimizu Futuresource Consulting ABEJA, INC. Founder CEO/CTO Mr. Yosuke Okada Professional A/V Electronics P2-01 14:00-15:00 Room 301 Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting LLC Associate Director Mr. Chris Mcintyre-Brown Senior Vice President Mr. Hitoshi Kawahara CI(Connected Industries) brings the Social Futuresource Consulting Entertainment and Media CO2-01 10:15-11:00 Room 102 innovation. Now, why the system on chip? Principal Analysts Mr. David Sidebottom Socionext Inc. Startups in Tokyo Marunouchi - The Possibility of "X" - Board Director / Corporate Executive TR2-03 10:30-12:00 Room 104 ●Panelists Vice President & CTO Mr. Yoshifumi Okamoto Crowd Realty, Inc. Founder & CEO Mr. Takeshi Kito Towards the Social Implementation of AI P2-02 14:00-15:00 Room 304 GoldIP, Inc. CEO Patent Attorney Mr. Hajime Shirasaka realizing SDGs•Society 5.0 NURVE,Inc. CEO Mr. Hideki Tada The impact of infrastructure free indoor tracking ●Moderator MITSUBISHI ESTATE Co., Ltd. Origin Wireless Japan, Inc. The University of Tokyo xTECH Leasing and Promotion Department Representative Director Mr. Masato Marumo Professor Emeritus/ Manager Mr. Sho Ishimori Specially Appointed Professor Prof. Yasuhiko Arakawa ●Moderator P2-03 15:30-16:30 Room 304 ●Panelist HoriPro, Inc. Announcer room Ms. Yumiko Suga Industry Renaissance - Success Stories & Vision Sony Corporation Senior Vice President R&D Center Mr. Keiichiro Shimada Dassault Systemes K.K. CO2-02 11:00-12:00 Room 303 Hitachi, Ltd. 3DS Business Transformation Japan Vice President and Executive Offi cer, CTO, and BANDAI IoT WORKS" ~The future of toys with IoT~ Senior Director Mr. Shoji Nozaki General Manager of Research & BANDAI CO., LTD. New Business Development Offi ce Development Group Mr. Norihiro Suzuki Deputy General Manager Mr. Masashi Harada P2-04 12:45-13:45 Room 304 Atsumi & Sakai CO2-03 11:30-12:30 Room 102 Democratization of innovation Partner, Attorney-at-Law Mr. Hiroyuki Sanbe Cogniance Preferred Networks, Inc. Urban Development of Takenaka Corporation to Create "Society 5.0" Head of Business Development, Japan Mr. Hiroshi Maeda PFN Fellow Mr. Hiroshi Maruyama CO2-04 14:00-15:45 International Conference Room Trend TR2-04 14:00-16:40 Room 303 USA Showcase Keynote Session Cutting edge US TR2-01 10:30-12:30 Room 201 New business created by IoT -case examples from various fi elds- technology showcase: Mobility technology in Society 5.0 Familiar IoT changes our society 14:00-14:05 Opening remarks Opening remarks The Institute of Electronics Osaka University US Embassy, Information and Communication Engineers Cyber Media Center Professor Mr. Shinji Shimojo Japan Commercial Attache Ms. Brittany Banta Tokyo Branch Chief The University of Tokyo NVIDIA AI PLATFORM NEC Corporation

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Enterprise business unit Vice President Mr. Akio Yamada ●Moderator Keio University Department of System Design Engineering, 14:05-14:35 Standardization trend of ITU-T/SG20 "IoT and Senior Researcher, Visionary Management Laboratory of Assistant Professor Takahiro Nozaki, Ph.D. Nikkei BP Research Institute Ms. Kuniko Takagi smart cities and communities" N2-04 15:30-16:30 Room A (Exhibition Hall 4) Fujitsu Limited Technical Responsible Business Unit Expert Mr. Takafumi Hashitani UV Sensor and its technology perspective 14:35-15:05 Utilizing IoT Platform TE2-02 12:30-14:00 Room 105 ~ABLIC's UV Sensor make the invisible visible~ SORACOM, Inc. ABLIC Inc. Products Development To be a talented person successful in Society 5.0 Business Development Manager Mr. Susumu Takahashi Department 2 Development Section 4 Mr. Masaki Shirai 15:05-15:35 Digital Agriculture from AI/IoT ~Seminars and CITP certification provided by IPSJ~ TrexEdge, Inc., CEO Mr. Hiroki Ikeda 12:30-13:15 Address 1 Exhibitors Seminar NEC Corporation Data Science Research 15:35-16:05 Introduction of NEC's IoT Activity EX2-01 10:30-11:15 Innovation Talk Stage Laboratories Senior Principal Researcher Mr. Takuya Araki NEC Corporation Digital Service Solution Division Manager Mr. Kenki Takagi 13:15-14:00 Address 2 Cloud utilization of Facility management and standard Information Processing Society of 16:05-16:35 How "IoT & AI" driven mobility forecast changes time management utilizing batteryless beacon. Japan Steering Committee of transportation; Docomo's approach toward the future of mobility SOFTAGENCY CO., LTD. CEO Mr. Satoshi Tatsuoka the CITP Program Chair Mr. Naoki Nishi NTT DOCOMO, Inc. EX2-02 11:30-12:15 Innovation Talk Stage IoT Business Department Senior Manager TE2-03 13:30-14:30 Room 103 Mr. Kazunori Nasu Real Haptics Technology and Its Future 16:35-16:40 Closing remarks HATS conference (HATS of efforts to IoT) Keio University Haptics Overview of HATS The Institute of Electronics Research Center Vice Director Kouhei Ohnishi, Ph.D Information and Communication Engineers Oki Consulting Solutions Co., Ltd. Mr. Kenji Koro Tokyo Branch Chief IP Camera security as IoT sensor (Tentative) Simultaneously held Conference NEC Corporation FUJITSU LIMITED Mr. Yukihiro Nakajima Enterprise business unit Vice President Mr. Akio Yamada JH2-01 10:00-13:00 Convention Hall A TE2-04 10:30-12:00 Room 105 TR2-05 13:00-17:00 Room 102 Collaboration for emerging 5G IoT industry in Central East Europe – Forefront of Standardization and Verticals – WPT Technology for Practical Realization MC 10:00-10:10 Opening Remark Address 1 JETRO (Japan External Trade Organization) The Telecommunication Technology Committee (TTC) Secretary Ossia Inc. CTO, Chief Scientist, Praha office Director General Mr. Tadashi Murakami General (3GPP PCG Vice Chair) Mr. Shuichi Inada Founder, Chairman of the Board Mr. Zeine Hatem and more 10:10-10:30 Key Note - 3GPP Overview Address 2 TE2-05 13:30-16:30 Room 201 European Telecommunications Toyohashi University of Technology Standards Institute (ETSI) CTO Mr. Adrian Scrase Director of Research Center for EU approach to Artificial Intelligence and Robotics 10:30-10:55 3GPP RAN Presentation Future Vehicle Professor Prof. Takashi Ohira European Commission Directorate General Internal Market, Nokia (3GPP TSG-RAN Chair) Mr. Balazs Bertenyi Address 3 Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs NTT DOCOMO Kyoto University Professor Prof. Naoki Shinohara Mr. Cozigou Gwenole (3GPP TSG-RAN Vice Chair) Mr. Satoshi Nagata Address 4 European Commission 10:55-11:20 3GPP SA Presentation TOSHIBA CORPORATION Senior Expert Dr. Hiroki Shoki Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Samsung (3GPP TSG-SA Chair) Mr. Erik Guttman Address 5 Content and Technology International Relations Officer KDDI (3GPP TSG-SA Vice Chair) Mr. Yusuke Nakano Yamaguchi University Lecturer Prof. Hiroaki Yamada Mr. Tonnie De Koster 11:20-11:35 Break AUGUMENTA TR2-06 15:00-16:00 Room 103 Head of Research Mr. Damien Douxchamps 11:35-12:00 3GPP CT Presentation Huawei (3GPP TSG-CT Chair) Mr. Georg Mayer Trends in IoT solutions and equipment markets TNO Senior Research Scientist Ms. Hala Elrofai VALEO Chief Technology Officer Mr. Minoru Takeuchi NTT DOCOMO InfoCom Research, Inc. (3GPP TSG-CT Vice Chair) Mr. Atsushi Minokuchi ICT Research& De Montfort University 12:00-12:25 3GPP 5G Security Aspects Consulting Division Director Mr. Masato Noguchi Professor of Technology and Social Responsibility Mr. Laurence Brooks NEC (3GPP SA WG3 Chair) Dr. Anand R. Prasad Business 12:25-12:50 5GAA Presentation TE2-06 12:45-13:30 International Conference Hall 5GAA (5G Automotive Association) BU2-01 11:00-13:30 Room 301 Uber - Building globally, living locally CTO Dr. Maxime Flament 12:50-13:00 Closing Remark ALAN Consortium Special Symposium Uber Japan General Manager (Mobility) Mr. Tom White - about AQUA LAN Consortium Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications - New market creation session Innovation Talk Stage Director-General of the Radio Department Telecommunications Bureau Mr. Yasuo Tawara - Technical session TA2-01 12:30-13:15 BU2-02 13:00-14:30 Room 302 JH2-02 14:00-17:00 Convention Hall A IoT Acceleration Lab ~Presentation from IT Security in IoT system development selected companies/regions~ Collaboration for emerging 5G Kaga-city Economic Environment – Forefront of Standardization and Verticals – BU2-03 13:30-15:00 Room 104 Department, Director Mr. Yoichi Nara The International Steps to Digital Marketing Innovation Kaga-city Economic Environment Department 14:00-14:05 Welcome Address NTT DATA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT CONSULTING, Inc. Director Mr. Yoichi Nara Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Info-Future Innovation Center SMARTVALUE Co., Ltd. Vice-Minister for Policy Coordination Mr. Shigeki Suzuki Executive Consultant Mr. Nagayuki Yamashita Lab.Division Development Team Leader Kyoto University Professor Emeritus Mr. Shusaku Miyama (Chairman, 5GMF) Prof. Susumu Yoshida BU2-04 15:00-17:00 Room 302 SIVIRA Inc. Co-Founder & CTO Mr. Toshihiko Ryugo 14:10-14:20 Session1, Activities of Japanese Government Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications CIAJ’s Seminar Compliance of Connected Devices TA2-02 14:00-15:00 “Latest trends of technical standards certification of radio equipment in Japan” Land Mobile Communication Division MIC Certification Promotion Office CEATEC Pitch: Introduction of past Radio Department Telecommunication Bureau Director of New- Radio Department Deputy Director Mr. Toru Fukatsu participants in NICT contest for ICT startup Generation Mobile Communications Office Mr. Gaku Nakazato “Rules and regulations of telecommunications terminal Doreming Co., Ltd. Traveltech lab Inc Parity Innovations Co. Ltd. equipment certification in Japan” Payke Inc Homura Heavy Industries Corporation 14:20-14:50 Session2 - Mobile operator's activities regarding the collaborating with 5G partners MIC Telecommunications TA2-03 15:30-16:30 Systems Division Deputy Director Mr. Nobuyuki Sasaki NTT DOCOMO INC. General Manager of Solution Service Department “Commentary on wireless device logo certification” Aging Innovation and Quality Digital Health Mr. Tetsuya Mikajiri TÜV Rheinland Japan Ltd. Senior Expert Mr. Shuji Saito Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Healthcare KDDI Corporation “The Activity of the Conformity Assessment Committee at CIAJ” Industries Division, Director Mr. Kazumi Nishikawa Senior Director (Deputy Chairman, Technical Committee, 5GMF) Chairperson Mr. Akira Matsunaga (TOSHIBA CORPORATION) New Technologies and Products Seminar Mr. Yasuhiko Muroi Softbank Corporation BU2-05 15:30-17:30 Room 105 N2-01 11:00-12:00 Room A (Exhibition Hall 4) Director, Advanced Business Planning Department Mr. Hireto Funayoshi For the realization of ultra high heat resistant The UK's World-Leading AI Landscape: 14:50-16:10 Session3 - Activities of Cooperative A Business Opportunity for Japanese Companies platinum thermal sensor. Partnerships with Regional Stakeholders KOA Corporation ●Moderator BU2-06 10:30-12:30 Room 304 Discrete Engineering Group, Osaka University (Chairman, Technical Committee, 5GMF) Engineering Center, SANADA KOA Mr. Katsuya Miura Innovation Singapore: Dynamic innovation Prof. Seeichi Sampei ecosystem with intelligence from all over the world N2-02 12:30-13:30 Room A (Exhibition Hall 4) Ericsson Dr. Hakan Ohlsen DanKook University Prof. HyeonWoo LEE Session 1 Presentation Mizuho Informatioan & Research Institute, Inc. ●Presenter Information and Communication Telkom University Assistant Managing Director of Singapore Research Division Mr. Takeshi Nagata Assoc. Prof. Khoirul Anwar Economic Development Board Mr. Lim Swee Nian Mizuho Informatioan & Research Institute, Inc. Aizu Wakamatsu city office Session 2 Panel Discussion Information and Communication Director of Planning and Policy Mr. Tomoyuki Takahashi ●Panelist Research Division Mr. Yuya Nemoto Plat Ease Coorporation Chairman of Board Professor, Hosei University Mizuho Informatioan & Research Institute, Inc. Mr. Tetsu Sumita Professor Emeritus, Institute of Innovation Research, Proof of Business Office Innovation & 16:20-17:00 Panel Discussion - Observations on the Hitotsubashi University Strategy Division Mr. Masayoshi Shimomoto Expanding of 5G Cooperative Partnerships (South Africa) Mr. Seiichiro Yonekura ●Moderator N2-03 14:00-15:00 Room A (Exhibition Hall 4) Managing Director Accenture Strategy NTT DOCOMO INC. Executive Officer Mergers & Acquisitions Singapore Innovation Office Managing Real-haptics technology opens a way to future (Deputy Chairman, Strategy & Planning Committee, 5GMF) Mr. Takehiro Nakamura Director Mr. Takashi Yokotaki society -Society 5.0 with gentle human motions-

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SEKISUI HOUSE, LTD. K3-01 11:45-12:30 Convention Hall B Technology Systems Promotion Department Executive Offi cer & Chief Manager Mr. Yutaka Amemiya Unlocking the Future of Payments & Financial Ecosystem - Pioneering a Cashless Society through an Open Platform Mindset

Origami Inc. Founder & CEO Mr. Yoshiki Yasui LIXIL Corporation Director of System Technology Laboratory, Technology Research Division Mr. Kanji Mihara K3-02 13:30-15:30 Convention Hall A

New Financial Services Created by IoT

Nudge me, FinTech! Tips to move one into a happy its communications Inc. Executive Offi cer, Connected Home Mr. Koji Takeda life with FinTech

Bank of Japan Head of FinTech Center Mr. Yutaka Soejima

Realization of co-creation innovation by utilizing SHARP CORPORATION personal data GENERAL MANAGER / HEAD OF IOT CLOUD BUSINESS UNIT IOT COMMUNICATION BU AEON CREDIT SERVICE CO., LTD. Mr. Naoki Shiraishi Director, Executive Offi cer/ Head of Innovation Division Mr. Shinichiro Nishimura

SECOM CO.,LTD SMBC Group’s initiatives towards Open Innovation ADVISER Mr. Tsuneo Komatsuzaki Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc. IT Innovation Department General Manager Mr. Tomoaki Nakayama

The Kansai Electric Power Company,Incorporated MUFG's digital transformation Sales and Marketing Division General Managerr Mr. Takeshi Ariyoshi Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc. Operating offi cer/ Digital Transformation Division Mr. Masakazu Osawa

Ministry of Economy, K3-03 14:30-16:30 Convention Hall B Trade and Industry New Life, Smart Life K3-04 16:00-17:00 Convention Hall A Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology Professor, School of Information Science Mr. Yasuo Tan Global 5G industry marching towards commercial era

Huawei Technologies Japan K. K. Carrier Network Business Group CTO Mr. Masao Akata

CEATEC SESSIONS

Future / Special / Co-Creation / Conference Sponsor CO3-01 13:00-14:45 International Conference Room Maintenance, Renovation and Management ~Developing IoT to support Long-Term Infrastructure Use~ FU3-01 10:00-11:15 Convention Hall B USA Showcase Keynote SessionCutting edge US technology showcase: Cyber Security P3-03 14:00-16:30 Room 301 MITOU Startups in the Year 2030 Opening remarks Vital data monitored by IoT change our lifestyle? The University of Tokyo US Embassy, Honorary Professor 14:05-14:25 MITOU Senior Project Manager Dr. Ikuo Takeuchi Japan Deputy Senior Commercial Offi cer MIC ICT Standardization Division, Global Strategy Bureau Director Mr. Tomoyuki Tanuma ●Moderator Mr. Steve Knode Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Director, IT The most advanced Endpoint Protection, you can do it now 14:25-14:50 Innovation Division, Commerce and CrowdStrike Japan Tsuda University Information Policy Bureau Mr. Takeshi Nakano Managing Director, Japan Mr. Tetsuya Kawai Department of Policy Studies Professor Mr. Akira Morita Cinnamon, Inc. CEO Ms. Miku Hirano Anti-Phishing solution as the fi rst step of Mobile Security 14:50-15:10 Lookout Japan Business Director of Keio University School of Medicine 600 Inc. CEO Mr. Kei Kubo Development Department Mr. Takashi Kaneko Professor Mr. Hiroaki Miyata Simplifying OT Security 15:20-15:40 Asratec Corp. FUJIFILM Corporation Fellow Mr. Hiroyuki Watanabe Chief Robot Creator Mr. Wataru Yoshizaki Symantec GM of Internet of Things Mr. Kunal Agarwal Cyber Security & The Automotive Industry: Security, Safety 15:40-16:00 and Monetization Opportunities in the Connected Vehicles Era LIFENET INSURANCE COMPANY SP3-01 13:00-14:00 Convention Hall B Trillium Secure, Inc. Director General Manager Corporate Strategy Division CHANGE by TECH CEO Mr. David M. Uze Mr. Yasuhiro Koba SP3-02 15:30-17:00 International Conference Room P3-01 11:00-12:00 Room 304 16:00-16:20 KDDI Research Future Design Division2 Customer Value Innovation in Manufacturing Industry Renaissance - Success Stories & Vision VicePresident, ManagingDirector Mr. Naofumi Moriya Dassault Systemes K.K. 15:30-16:15 Kernote Session 3DS Business Transformation Japan Trend OSAKA UNIVERSITY Senior Director Mr. Shoji Nozaki graduate school Professor Kentaro Nobeoka, Ph.D. TR3-02 10:30-12:30 International Conference Room P3-02 13:00-15:00 Room 304 16:15-17:00 Special Session Global Supply Chain and Cybersecurity KPMG Consulting Partner Mr. Shigeru Shiina The Cabinet Offi ce’s R&D Project of Infrastructure 10:30-10:40 Opening Greetings

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Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Commerce and ●Panelist Information Policy Bereau Director General Technical Fujitsu Ltd Dr. Fumihiro Maruyama Mr. Keita Nishiyama TE3-01 10:00-13:00 Room 104 NEC Corp. Dr. Naomi Honda 10:40-11:00 Keynote Hitachi, Ltd Dr. Yuichiro Nakagawa French Innovation Pitch Event in CEATEC NEC Corporation Toyota InfoTechnology Center Co., Ltd Executive Vice President and CISO Mr. Kazuhiro Sakai ‘Industries 4.0’ by La French FAB Dr. Shintaro Fukushima DASSAULT SYSTEMES Dracula Technologies HOOMANO 11:00-12:30 Panel Discussion Panasonic Corp. Dr. Tamao Okamoto MANUTECH NANOMAKERS NORIMAT SIGFOX ●Moderator SPRING TECHNOLOGIES STIL SAS WEARE Innovation Talk Stage Keio University Graduate School of Media and Governance 6 French startups involved into the ‘Digital Solution’ Project Professor TA3-01 12:30-13:15 Prof. Satoru Tezuka BlueFrogRobotics IRONOVA UWINLOC Green Creative Secure-IC SPARKUP IoT Acceleration Lab ~Presentation from ●Panelist selected companies/regions~ Northrop Grumman Corporation TE3-02 10:30-12:00 Room 105 Vice President and CISO Dr. Michael Papay O:inc CEO Mr. Jyunya Tanimoto DENSO CORPORATION Corporate Foundation Center, Standardization on sustainable LAN system Arblet Inc. CEO Mr. Kousuke Shimizu Information Security Promotion Department General Manager 10:30-11:05 International standardization activities at BONX INC. COO/CFO Mr. Koji Minegishi Mr. Shunjiro Goto Technical Standardization Committee on Information TA3-02 14:00-15:00 Ministry of Economy,Trade and Industry Minister's Secretariat Technology Generic Cabling System Deputy Director General for Cybersecurity and Information AXIO Corporation Acting Manager, CEATEC Pitch: Introduction of past Technology Ikuo Misumi, Ph.D Construction Management Dept. Mr. Masatoshi Beppu participants in NICT contest for ICT startup TR3-03 10:30-12:00 Room 201 11:05-11:50 Standardization on sustainable and high ●Speakers quality LAN system Mirai Share AQUA COSMOS, ltd AISing Ltd. Biome Inc. JEITA AVC Board Forum 2018 Polytechnic University Teslasheet Inc. TR3-04 10:30-12:00 Room 102 Associate professor Takuo Kikuchi, Ph.D 11:50-12:00 Q & A TA3-03 15:30-16:30 Seed Acceleration from Local No Maps Committee Executive Director Mr. Takeshi Hirose TE3-03 12:00-13:30 Room 103 Special topics on startups which accelerate their businesses by taking advantage of Digital Garage,Inc Democratization of VR/AR intellectual property. Senior Vice President, Head of Context Deign Department, - trends and development approaches - Open Network Lab Promotion Office. Mr. Tomoya Sasaki Japan Patent Office Kabuku Inc. Policy Planning and Coordination Department Policy Planning TR3-06 10:30-11:30 Room 103 R&D Software Engineer Mr. Kenichi Takahashi and Research Division Multi-industry expansion with VR/AR content technology TE3-04 13:00-17:30 Room 102 Deputy Director Kyulux, Inc. Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Electronic Display Symposium - Now, LCD or OLED - Commerce and Information Policy Bureau Co-founder & CEO Mr. Junji Adachi Media and Content Industry Division Ubiresearch Dr. Choong Hoon Yi Sonas, Inc. Deputy Director Mr. Shotaro Sano JDI Dr. Shinichi Komura Co-founder & CEO Mr. Sotaro Ohara Graduate School The University of Tokyo JOLED Dr. Toshiaki Arai Caulis Inc. Information Science and Technology NHK Mr. Yoshihide Fujisaki Founder & CEO Mr. Atsuyoshi Shimazu Professor Prof. Michitaka Hirose Nagaoka University of Technology Prof. Munehiro Kimura New Technologies and Products Seminar Visual Industry Promotion Tianma Japan Dr. Yojiro Matsueda Organization Dvision 5 N3-01 11:00-12:00 Room A (Exhibition Hall 4) General Manager Mr. Susumu Sakakibara Japan Patent Office Ms. Yoshimi Nakayama" Denki Kogyo Co.,Ltd Mr. Hirokazu Tsunoda TE3-05 13:30-15:00 Room 104 TR3-07 15:30-17:30 Room 304 TOPPAN PRINTING Co.,Ltd Mr. Makoto Yoshimoto German-Japanese Forum on Industrie 4.0 / The Potential of Healthcare Market QuantumDrive Co.,Ltd Connected Industries Society5.0 to achieve a healthy longevity N3-02 12:30-13:30 Room A (Exhibition Hall 4) National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center Director, 15:30-15:40 Welcoming Remarks Department of Preventive Cardiology Director General, "Speak Lamp" brighten you but also mind. Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy Deputy Center for Cerebral and Cardiovascular Director General TwinEco.Co.Ltd. President Mr. Takashi Hayata Mr. Markus Heß Disease Information Mr. Yoshihiro Miyamoto 15:40-15:50 Investing in Germany Our endeavor to create new services by cooperation with N3-03 14:00-15:00 Room A (Exhibition Hall 4) GTAI Mr. Iwami Asakawa business, bureau, university, and medical science. Four points to raise the probability of success 15:50-16:10 Securing international value chains TOPPAN PRINTING Co., Ltd. Senior Manager of for new business creations [Session 1] IIoT -IT Security in international context Social Innovation Center Mr. Masanori Yao Curio School Co. Ltd. Plattform Industrie 4.0 / Siemens Head of Security for Board of Directors Mr. Takanori Wakamastu Embedded Systems Industry4.0, IoT Dr. Wolfgang Klasen TE3-07 15:00-16:30 Room 105 XrossVate Inc. 16:10-16:30 IIoT Security: The role of trustworthiness VoiceUI design and speech service's point of Tiger Corporation. [Session 1] IIoT -IT Security in international context view (hardware and software) N3-04 15:30-16:30 Room A (Exhibition Hall 4) Industrial Security AG, RRI / Mitsubishi Electric EXA Corporation. Dr. Takeshi Yoneda Google Certified Design Sprint Master. Mr. Yukio Ando The IoT device that you can use as soon as you put it changes 16:30-16:50 Standardization Activities in Germany-Japan TE3-08 16:00-17:00 Room 104 the management of factories and facilities dramatically Cooperation for Smart Manufacturing SOFTAGENCY CO., LTD. CEO Mr. Satoshi Tatsuoka [Session 2] IIoT - Standardization in international context The Trends of Surveillance Camera System Solutions N3-05 12:30-13:30 Room B (Exhibition Hall 2) Chairman of International Standard AG, RRI / Ricoh Company, Ltd. The Univ. of Tokyo Prof. Fumihiko Kimura Smart Vision Business Group Senior Specialist Mr. Masahiro Asada Visual inspection system and Picking robot 16:50-17:10 German Standardization Roadmap solution applying deep learning Industrie 4.0 - Challenges and chances of Industrie 4.0 TE3-09 10:00-12:40 Room 301 Preferred Networks, Inc. standardization AI technology development needed for Business Development Mr. Keigo Kawaai [Session 2] IIoT - Standardization in international context sustainable AI business expansion Preferred Networks, Inc. VDE, Standardization Council 4.0 Mr. Yves Leboucher Business Development and Engineer Mr. Kunihiko Miyoshi 10:00-10:20 AI Research Direction of AIST/AIRC 17:10-17:30 Platforms in Industrie 4.0- the standard for National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and N3-06 15:30-16:30 Room B (Exhibition Hall 2) the future? Technology (AIST) Fellow / Director of [Session 3] Digital Business Models in Industrie 4.0 / Artificial Intelligence Research Center Dr. Junichi Tsujii The world changes with sence of haptic robot. Fishing Connected Industries experience in remote pralce realized by "AVATAR Fishing" 10:20-10:40 Overcoming the Data Annotation Bottleneck Plattform Industrie 4.0 / Re-al, Co., Ltd. Re-al Bosch Center for Senior Principal Key Expert Engineer, Siemens Project Co-Leader Mr. Shuhei Shimmyo Artificial Intelligence, Director Prof. Bjoern Andres Dr. Ulrich Löwen Re-al, Co., Ltd. Re-al 17:30 Closing Remarks 10:40-11:00 Quality of machine learning software: Project Team Leader Mr. Takahiro Nozaki Product, Service and Platform Business National Institute of Informatics, Exhibitors Seminar Professor Dr. Shin Nakajima BU3-02 12:30-14:30 Room 201 EX3-01 10:30-11:15 Innovation Talk Stage 11:00-11:20 Challenges for solving real-world problems Mizuho Informatioan & Research Institute, Inc. How to create new business for start-ups by integrating simulation and machine learning Information and Communication Osaka University Collaboration between operational companies and start- Research Division Mr. Makiko Suitani ups for new business creation The Institute of Scientific and ABeam Consulting Ltd. Financial & Industrial Research Prof. Takashi Washio EX3-02 11:30-12:15 Innovation Talk Stage Social Infrastructure Business Unit 11:20-11:40 Towards Quality Assurance of Machine- Senior manager Mr. Kazuhiro Yoshida leaning-based systems Product Cloud Engineering offering and introduction of the use ZEROBILLBANK JAPAN Inc CEO Mr. Junichi Horiguchi Hitachi, Ltd. Dr. Hideto Ogawa cases to be enabling optimized Cloud connectivity and solutions Emotion Tech. Inc CEO Mr. Yoshimitsu Imanishi Wipro Limited 11:40-12:40 Panel Discussion “Future AI for Industry” Head of Practice Sales, IES – Japan Mr. Ichiro Anzai Plug and Play Japan Director, ●Moderator Marketing/Communications Ms. Ayumi Fujimoto EX3-03 11:00-12:00 Room B (Exhibition Hall 2) AIST Dr. Yoshio Seo BrainofT, Inc. CEO Mr. Ashutosh Saxena

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K4-01 10:15-11:15 Convention Hall B K4-04 12:45-14:45 Convention Hall A

Case studies on AI application research The Future Brought by Healthcare Data towards Inclusive Societies. Recent topics surrounding healthcare data utilization Pixie Dust Technologies, Inc. CEO / University of Tsukuba Assistant Professor Dr. Yoichi Ochiai OMRON HEALTHCARE Co., Ltd. JEITA Healthcare Industries Board Healthcare IT Study Group Chief Mr. Hiroyuki Kazuma K4-02 10:15-12:15 Convention Hall A

Brand-new Shopping Experience Next Generation Medical Infrastructure Act as part Lawson Innovation for the future of the strategy about Health and Medical-care Cabinet Secretariat, Government of Japan Lawson, Inc. Offi ce of Healthcare Policy Councilor Mr. Kenichi Tanaka Deputy Senior Vice President & General Manager, Open Innovation Center Mr. Kunitsugu Makino

The Promotion of Private Investments for Utilizing Lawson, Inc. Health and Medical Information Manager, Open Innovation Center Mr. Shoichi Tanida Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Commerce and Service Industry Policy Group Healthcare Industries Division Director Mr. Kazumi Nishikawa

The Roles of Healthcare Data and Software

Future shop envisioned by clients, NIHON KOHDEN CORPORATION academia & RIT JEITA Medical Software Technical Committee Mr. Yoshio Sakai

Rakuten, Inc. Executive Offi cer Global Head, Rakuten Institute of technology Worldwide. Mr. Masaya Mori

K4-03 11:45-12:30 Convention Hall B K4-05 10:30-11:30 International Conference Room

Democratization of IoT Industry Renaissance

SORACOM, Inc. - Success Stories & Vision CEO Mr. Ken Tamagawa Dassault Systemes K.K. Managing Director Mr. Yuji Yamaga

CEATEC SESSIONS

Chairperson Mr. Yoichi Hayama PFU Limited Co-Creation / Conference Sponsor Specialist for Document Service Azbil Corporation SP4-01 12:30-13:30 International Conference Room Industrial Automation Products Marketing Department General Mr. Yasuhide Toyota Manager Mr. Nobuyuki Sugiyama communication by brain intention for paralyzed people - Digital Transformation and Innovation OMRON Corporation Russian solutions for the Japanese market Experiences in a Multi-Industrial Conglomerate Production Dept.,Kusatu Factry Assistant Manager NeuroChat from Latin America Mr. Kenji Mizushima PR Director Ms. Chichinkina Alesya Centro de Investigación y Desarrollo Carso (CIDEC) Fuji Electric The fastest in the world 3D Scanner Texel Portal New Product Development FA Components Systems Co.Ltd Production Engineering Dept. (3D fi gurines, 3D animation, 3D events, full body Manager Rodrigo Ruizpalacios, Ph.D. Senior Manager Mr. Taku Ogawa measurements) CO4-01 12:30-13:30 Room 103 YASKAWA CONTROLS Co,LTD Textal Portal Production Div. Manager Mr. Takamasa Fukushima Sales Director Mr. Emir Mansour Future Construction Site with High Precision ●Moderator P4-04 14:00-16:30 Room 301 Multi-Frequency Multi-GNSS Receiver for NIPPON ELECTRIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIES QZSS ASSOCIATION Secretary General Mr. Tetsuo Nishioka Info-Communication services in the 5G era MAGELLAN SYSTEMS JAPAN, INC. P4-03 12:30-13:30 Room 304 ~ How will they change with Network Development Department Softwarization and Slice? ~ Scientist Takehiro Ohnishi, Ph.D Pannel Session: Toward the IoT and Digital Opening remarks Komatsu Ltd. Economic cooperation between Japan and Russia Smart construction promotion div. The Telecommunication Technology Project manager Mr. Satoshi Masukawa Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan Committee CEO & S.V.P Mr. Yoichi Maeda Director of Europ Division, Trade Policy Bureau, Address 1 CO4-02 12:30-13:30 Room 301 Mr. Masanori Tsuruda Benefi ts of 5G Fixed Mobile Network Softwarization Ministry of Economic Development of Russian Federation Edge necessity and case examples in industrial Director of the Department of Public Administration, The University of Tokyo President Prof. Akihiro Nakao IoT - Edge solution from the fi eld perspective - Mr. P.V. Malkova Address 2 FogHorn Systems, Inc Russia's IT and digital industry now, the reason to turn to Network technologies for emerging society in 5G and VP & GM, Head of Asia Pacifi c Operations Mr. Yuta Endo Russia. beyond P4-01 11:00-12:00 Room 301 Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan NTT Network Innovation Laboratories Ministry of Economic Development of Russian Federation Director Mr. Shuichi Yoshino Democratize IIoT: amnimo Measurement as a SKYLIGHT Consultin Co., Ltd Senior Manager Mr. Hirotoshi Takagi Address 3 Service Examples of Japan-Russia cooperation. Future Business Opportunities for the 5G Era P4-02 11:00-12:00 Room 304 ~Softwareization urges digital transformation on the FUJITSU LIMITED premise of sharing~ Manufacturing for the future proposed by Policy Negotiation Offi ce Senior Director and Director of International Rrelations SAKURA Internet Inc. NECA International collaboration WG secretary of IoT Acceleration Founder & CEO President Mr. Kunihiro Tanaka ●Panelist Consortium Mr. Tetsuro Uruno Panel Discussion NIPPON ELECTRIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIES Examples of cooperation between Japanese and Russian Issues for creating new services and development of ASSOCIATION companies (Introduction) future networks MONOZUKURI KOTODUKURI COMMITTEE

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●Moderator Product Manager Mr. Rikiya Ihara Department of Information Science and Technology, Kawahara The Telecommunication Technology CyberAgent, inc Laboratory Project Researcher Ms. Ai Hasegawa Committee Secretary General Mr. Shuichi Inada Client Advanced Technology University of Tsukuba System Information System Studio of Media Headquarters ●Panelist Associate Professor Ms. Mizuki Oka Web Engineer Mr. Ayumu Sato The University of Tokyo Prof. Akihiro Nakao Cybozu, inc. Design Group New Technologies and Products Seminar NTT Network Innovation Laboratories Accessibility Expert Mr. Daisuke Kobayashi Director Mr. Shuichi Yoshino Concent, Inc. N4-01 11:00-12:00 Room A (Exhibition Hall 4) Communication Design Division SAKURA Internet Inc. Accessibility Engineer Mr. Atsushi Akiyama ①UV LED product lineup introduction Founder & CEO President Mr. Kunihiro Tanaka ②LED flood light INFOCITY, Inc. President TE4-04 13:00-16:00 Convention Hall B Mr. Gouta Iwanami STANLEY ELECTRIC CO.,LTD. P4-06 15:30-16:30 Room 304 What is the collaboration business brought by Optotelectronic Device Division Mr. Yusuke Shimoura "5G" which influence our future? STANLEY ELECTRIC CO.,LTD. AI Use-Case Trend for Visualizing Business Lighting Application Division Mr. Naoto Yokohama 13:00-13:10 Mobile Computing Promotion Consortium Issues Mobile Computing Promotion Consortium N4-03 14:00-15:00 Room A (Exhibition Hall 4) COGNITEE Inc. Secretary General, Publisher Mr. Masahiro Hataguchi CEO & Founder Ms. Rie Kawano AbcCore: Gentle force to make possibilities in 13:10-13:40 SoftBank 5G Deployment Strategy and more the future. SoftBank Group Corp. Trend Technology Unit Mobile Technology Unit Motion Lib, inc. CEO Mr. Takahiro Mizoguchi TR4-01 10:45-11:45 Room 104 Mobile Network Division, Vice President, Head Mr. Makoto Noda N4-04 15:30-16:30 Room A (Exhibition Hall 4) Overview of Smart Scoiety for Auto-Driving 13:40-14:10 For creating new values of "Waku-waku" by Vehicle taking advantage of 5G and IoT. Anomaly sound detection × artificial intelligence The Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries KDDI CORPORATION × IoT Demand, trends and challenges of Asociation (JEITA) / Executive Director utilization of unstructured data "Sound" Administrative Officer, Technology Planning, Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. Hmcomm Inc. Research and IEEE Fellow The smart society and software Masashi Usami, Ph.D. Development Center subcommittee 14:10-14:40 Partners and NTT DOCOMO co-create smart Depertment manager Ms. Ai Sato Chairperson Mr. Yasubumi Chimura innovation in 5G era N4-05 14:00-15:00 Room B (Exhibition Hall 2) TR4-02 13:45-14:45 Room 103 NTT DOCOMO, INC. Executive Vice President Chief Technology Officer Disaster information distribution technology Hiroshi Nakamura, Ph.D. IT solves social issues. - IT x Sharing Economy - in Japan to the world! Introduction of latest Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries 14:50-16:00 Panel Discussion disaster prevention solution Association (JEITA) ●Panelist Software Business Strategy RC Solution Co. SoftBank Corp. Subcommittee Sales Planning Department Mr. Dai Sekine Vice Presdent, Mobile Network Division, Chairperson Mr. Katsumasa Shirai Mobile Technology Unit, Technology Unit Mr. Makoto Noda Exhibitors Seminar TR4-03 15:00-17:00 Room 104 KDDI CORPORATION EX4-01 10:30-11:15 Innovation Talk Stage Executive Director, Administrative Officer, Design Supporting People in Society 5.0 Era Technology Planning, IEEE Fellow Masashi Usami, Ph.D. Four points to raise the probability of success ●Facilitator NTT DOCOMO, INC. for new business creations Executive Vice President, TOKYO FILM MATE, INC. Ms. Mina Takagi Curio School Co. Ltd. Chief Technology Officer Hiroshi Nakamura, Ph.D. Re-designing Body and Experience with Emerging Board of Directors Mr. Takanori Wakamastu Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Director of the Technologies Xross Vate Co.Ltd. Radio Policy Division, Radio Department, Telecommunications Keio University Bureau Mr. Hideo Fuseda Graduate School of Media Design EX4-02 11:30-12:15 Innovation Talk Stage Associate Professor Mr. Kouta Minamizawa ●Moderator Sigfox [ IoT Network ] Make a new world where Exteme Human Centered Engineering RIC TELECOM CO., Ltd. Chief Editorial Director Mr. Yoshihiro Tsuchiya things can connect with each other Xiborg Co., Ltd. CEO Mr. Ken Endo KYOCERA Communication Systems Co., Ltd. TE4-06 15:15-16:15 Room 103 TR4-04 15:15-16:15 Room 102 Director, LPWA Solution Service Division, Division Manager Mr. Kenichi Matsuki Trends and issues of IoT: explore the realities Mobile phone usage survey report 2018 Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries EX4-04 12:30-13:30 Room B (Exhibition Hall 2) Seed Planning, Inc. Association (JEITA) Senior Marketing Analyst Mr. Akihiko Sugimoto Software Infrastructure Just enough IoT Wireless Functional tester & Subcommittee Chairperson Dr. Hiroshi Gomi How to measure dynamic current from 1uA on Business sleep mode to 100mA on activemode. TE4-07 12:45-13:45 Room 105 BU4-01 10:30-12:30 Room 103 Keysight Technologies Japan K. K. JFSA Fintech Initiatives - how should we cope Asia Pacific Marketing Mr. Shuhei Takano AI and Open data with fast-paced digitalization? EX4-06 15:30-16:30 Room B (Exhibition Hall 2) BU4-02 13:00-14:30 Room 104 Financial Services Agency, the Government of Japan Unveiling the know-hows of pushing forward Startup companies to create new market with IoT Fintech and Innovation Office, Director Mr. Jumpei Miwa global businesses with website/application Keynote Innovation Talk Stage multilingualization. Sakura Internet Inc. President Mr. Kunihiro Tanaka Wovn Technologies Inc. Brief description of the business TA4-01 12:30-13:15 COO Mr. Hisayuki Uemori Computer Software IoT Acceleration Lab ~Presentation from Simultaneously held Conference Association of Japan selected companies/regions~ Executive Director Mr. Kenjiro Sasaoka JH4-01 12:50-17:00 Room 201 KONICA MINOLTA, INC. Incubation Lead, Technical Business Innovation Center Japan 2018 VCCI International Forum (BIC Japan) Mr. Hiroshi Morita TE4-01 10:30-11:45 Room 102 12:50-13:00 VCCI Update Chiba University Professor, VCCI Council Director Mr. Akira Oda Web Accessibility : We are in trouble at such Graduate School of Engineering Mr. Masahiro Takei familiar places. Stream Technology Corporation CEO 13:00-13:50 Latest EMC Information in EU (Associate Professor, Industrial Transformation and Advanced Value Chains Force LLC. CEO Mr. Tatsumi Masui University of Tsukuba) Mr. Shinichi Yamagiwa DG for Internal Market, Industry, Cocktailz Mr. Masahide Ishiki Entrepreneurship and SME's TA4-02 14:00-15:00 European Commission Director Mr. Gwenole Cozigou U'eyes Design, Inc. Design Consulting Division Mr. Hiroto Morokuma CEATEC Pitch: "Startup Showcase for 13:50-14:05 Q&A Universal Works, Inc. CEO Mr. Jun Seike Addressing Societal Issues" powered by MRI 14:05-14:55 Chinese EMC standard and market access Technical Center Ningbo Custom Inspection and TE4-02 11:30-12:30 Room 105 Drone Future Aviation Inc. Goiku Battery CO.,LTD. MAMORIO Inc. MiraiSelf Mush-Room inc. Quarantine Director Dr. He Peng Tape storage solutions for IoT era no new folk studio Inc. OUTSENSE T-ICU Co., LTD. 14:55-15:10 Q&A Triple W Japan K.K. YUKAI Engineering Inc. Hitachi Information & Telecommunication Engineering,LTD. 15:10-15:40 Coffee break Platform Engineering TA4-03 15:30-16:45 15:40-16:30 Latest EMC Information in South Africa Div.3 General Manager Mr. Akira Yoshino 『meta city - Meetng for Technology & Art South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) EMC Specialist Mr. Lawrence Sibeko TE4-03 12:00-13:15 Room 102 / create for CITY & LIFE』 Kickoff Panel 16:30-16:45 Q&A Web Accessibility : This is how we will solve. Discussion 16:45-17:00 Appreciation to the guests and wrap up freee K.K. The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Information Product Development Strategy Team Science and Technology

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Visitor Breakdown

16th (Tue.) 17th (Wed.) 18th (Thu.) 19th (Fri.) Total Registered visitors(domestic) 27,416 27,896 34,156 40,803 130,271 Registered visitors (overseas) 1,038 405 328 214 1,985 Registered press 888 199 142 130 1,359 Exhibit related 6,252 5,170 5,695 5,331 22,448 Total 35,594 33,670 40,321 46,478 156,063

Reference

Visitors from concurrent exhibitions AaP and MEMS* 1,039 1,190 1,311 3,540 *These numbers are for reference only and are not included in the visitor results in the above table.

Visitor Attributes

■Industry Type ■Occupation

4.3% Automotive, transportation equipment 11.6% Management, general affairs, accounting

16.2% Manufacturing, equipment, precision equipment 2.5% Consulting

7.0% Electronics, information and communications equipment 1.3% Purchasing 17.4% R & D 11.3% Electronic parts, electronic devices 1.6% System management and maintenance 0.3% Textile, apparel, clothing and accessories 11.6% Engineer, design 0.7% Medical equipment, healthcare devices 1.5% Production, testing and inspection 0.3% Sporting goods and toys 0.9% Operation Other manufacturing 2.8% 12.5% Research, planning, marketing 4.1% Communications services 1.7% Public information, advertisement 1.5% Internet services and web content 21.4% Sales 1.9% Broadcasting services, video content 0.7% Distributor

6.3% Information processing, information services 4.4% Other occupation General 3.8% Software 4.9% 6.0% Student 3.4% IT-related exporting and trading companies

0.9% IT-related distribution and commerce 0 5 10 15 20 25 （%） 0.9% Energy

2.5% Financial, stock exchange, insurance ■Managerial Position Owner/board member 3.2% Publication, advertising, printing 9.7%

2.9% Housing, construction, real estate and property

0.3% Tourism, leisure

0.6% Gaming, amusement Manager 0.9% Educational, learning support (school and social education organizations) Others 32.9% 2.2% Chemical, materials 57.4%

0.1% Agricultural, agroforestry, fishery

0.4% Transportation and freight

0.3% Physical distribution 1.7% Distribution ■Visitation Objectives Business talks/dealings 2.7% Services 3.4% General interest 2.0% Investigation, consulting Consider introduction of 10.9% product/technology 2.3% Civil services, public organizations 10.0% 0.2% Local government

2.8% General

5.8% Student Interest in 3.4% Other Investigate technologies industry trends 32.6% 0 5 10 15 20 43.1% （%）

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Visitor Questionnaire ※Results from visitorʼs after-show questionnaire

■「 CEATEC JAPAN 2018」 Overall Satisfaction ■Your role in the development of in-house products

Not Satisfied 8.3% Decide on the product development policy 7.9％ No opinion 24.6% Asked for comments and instructions on product development ％ 8.4 29.4% Gathering information for reviewing related to product development

37.6% Others

Satisfied 83.7％ 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 （%）

■Details on visitation objectives

64.5% Part of the work ■Tell us how long you spent at CEATEC JAPAN 2018 ? 6.3% Personal interests About 1 hours Both of the above 2.5％ 29.2% A whole day About 2 hours 15.1％ 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 15.7％（%）

About 6 hours 11.9％ ■Details on visitation objectives (multiple answers allowed)

About 3 hours 13.0% Develop business channels 23.0％ About 5 hours 12.4％ 7.9% Business matching/meeting

75.7% Acquire latest information on products and/or technologies About 4 hours 19.2％ 74.2% Identify industrial trends

■Did you feel any of the following points during 18.4% Gather competitors’ information CEATEC JAPAN 2018? (multiple answers allowed) 9.5% Interact and strengthen relationship with clients 10.7% Research prior to purchase/introduction 74.9% I felt the current state of CPS/IoT 34.9% General interest 69.1% I felt the future of CPS/IoT 3.1% Others 34.3% I was able to grasp overseas trends in CPS/IoT

55.4% I was able to grasp trends in CPS/IoT with other industries 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 （%） 41.7% I was able to grasp trends of start-ups and venture companies

39.4% I felt a new business opportunity and other possibilities ■Tell us the keywords you would like to see and 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 hear in the future (multiple answers allowed) （%）

■Your involvement to purchasing and introducing 65.1% AI

IT-related products and services 45.9% Autonomous driving

33.8% Responsible for gathering information for reviewing before purchase 44.7% 5G

25.7% Asked for my comments and instructions on purchasing 35.9% Smart city

7.2% Have the power to make a purchasing decision 31.6% Energy and environment

33.4% Others 30.9% Smart homes

29.3% Smart factories/industrial robots 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 （%） 28.1% Health care

■Annual budget for purchasing 25.4% Cybersecurity/data reuse

IT-related products and services 24.5% Smart agriculture

2.4% More than 1 billion-yen 23.5% Tourism×AI

4.3% Between 100 million and 1 billion-yen 20.7% Fintech

3.6% Between 50 and 100 million-yen 17.7% Regional revitalization

5.7% Between 10 and 50 million-yen 17.1% Open data

7.2% Between 2.5 and 10 million-yen 16.1% Biotechnology

25.1% Don’ t know 8.7% International pavilion

51.6% Not involved in budget 3.7% Others

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 （%）（%）

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Public Relations / Promotions (5) Results of TV Coverage in Japan (October 15th to December 1st) ※As of December 7th. (1) CEATEC JAPAN 2018 Press Releases Distribution 5hours5minutes 12seconds 2/7 CEATEC JAPAN 2018 CPS/IoT Exhibition Airtime on Airdate Broadcaster Program Name Airtime (JST) 7/31 Lawson CEO Sadanobu Takemasu to Give Keynote Speech CEATEC at CEATEC JAPAN 2018 Ohayo Nippon 04:30-08:00 1’34 8/1 CEATEC JAPAN 2018 to Feature Keynote Speech from (5 announcements) Shutoken Network 18:10-19:00 2’29 Fanuc Chairman Yoshiharu Inaba NHK NHK News 7 19:00-19:30 0’51 8/2 Preferred Networks CEO Toru Nishikawa to Give Keynote News Check11 23:10-23:40 4’36 Speech at CEATEC JAPAN 2018 NHK Radio 1 NHK Journal 22:00-23:10 6’58 8/3 Komatsu CEO Tetsuji Ohashi to Give Keynote Speech at Oha!4 NEWS LIVE 04:00-05:50 0’30 CEATEC JAPAN 2018 (Announcement) Nippon TV 8/3 CEATEC JAPAN 2018 Pre-registration Starts Today at the NNN Straight News 11:30-11:45 0’51 Official Website news every. 15:50-19:00 0’59 Nippon TV NEWS the SOCIAL 12:00-15:00 0’50 8/6 Pixie Dust Technologies CEO Yoichi Ochiai to Give Keynote 24 Speech at CEATEC JAPAN 2018* HIRUOBI! 10:25-13:55 1’31 8/7 Origami CEO Yoshiki Yasui to Give Keynote Speech at 10/15 (Mon.) TBS N-sta 15:49-19:00 3’53 CEATEC JAPAN 2018* Day before News 23 23:10-23:56 3’37 opening 8/8 Soracom CEO Ken Tamagawa to Give Keynote Speech at FNN PRIME news days 11:30-12:00 1’21 CEATEC JAPAN 2018* Fuji TV FNN PRIME news evening 16:50-19:00 4’40 8/9 Now Taking Advance Conference Reservations* FNN PRIME news alpha 23’40-24’25 2’32 10/11 Conferences by Overseas Companies/Organizations* Wide! Scramble (Part 1) 10:25-12:00 1’28 TV Asahi Super J Channel 16:50-19:00 1’30 10/15 CEATEC JAPAN 2018 October 16 (Tue) – 19 (Fri) at Hodo Station 21:54-23:10 2’21 Makuhari Messe Abema-TV AbemaPrime 21:00-23:00 0’41 10/15 CEATEC AWARD 2018： Two Ministerial Awards and Yuugata Satellite 16:54-17:45 2’45 TV Tokyo Category Awards Selected World Business Satellite 23:00-23:58 8’33 10/16 CEATEC AWARD 2018： Review Panel’s Special Award Nikkei Plus 10 22:00-23:00 10’07 BS Japan Selected World Business Satellite 23:00-23:58 8’33 NEWS Chiba 600 18:00-18:15 1’40 10/19 The exhibition comes to a successful conclusion Chiba TV *Released only in Japanese NEWS Chiba 930 21:30-21:55 1’45 NHK Ohayo Nippon (twice) 04:30-08:00 1’47 NHK Nagoya Marutto 18:10-19:00 1’58 (2) Number of registered press: 1,359 Oha!4 NEWS LIVE 04:00-05:50 1’26 (includes 79 from overseas) Nippon TV ZIP 05:50-08:00 4’39 TBS Hayadoki 04:00-05:25 5’33 (3) Online News Insertion Mezamashi TV 04:00-05:25 3’20 Fuji TV In Japan: 5,347 Overseas: 2,472 10/16 (Tue.) FNN PRIME news alpha 23:55-24:10 2’58 Opening Good! Morning 04:55-08:00 0’46 * As of October 31 2018 day Shinichi Hatori’s MORNING TV Asahi 08:00-09:55 10’32 SHOW (4) Main Japanese Newspaper Articles Covering Super J Channel 16:50-19:00 2’28 CEATEC JAPAN 2018 TV Tokyo News Morning Satellite 05:45-07:05 0’50 Four-day period (October 16th to 19th): 297 BS Japan Nikkei Morning Plus 07:05-07:50 2’04 Abema-TV AbemaPrime 02:00-04:00 0’41 ◆Heading on major newspapers of the opening day Chiba TV Shakitto! NET 07:30-08:00 3’44 “IoT Exhibition – More Industries” (10/16 Nikkei) 09:00-09:30 4’20 10:00-10:30 4’20 11:00-11:30 4’20 “Promising CEATEC for the first time in many years: Read between NHK World – 12:00-12:30 4’20 the lines” (10/16 a column on Nikkei) Japan NHK NEWSLINE 13:00-13:30 4’20 (Cable, IPTV, 10/17 (Wed.) DTT: 36 stations) 14:00-14:30 4’20 “CEATEC opens today – Solve problems with technologies – labor 15:00-15:30 4’20 shortages, disasters” (10/15 Yomiuri) 16:00-16:30 4’20 Newsroom Tokyo 20:00-20:40 4’20 “CEATEC to open today: Capturing the near future with year 2020 in TBS Asa Chan! 15:49-19:00 0’56 mind” (10/16 Asahi) Abema-TV KEYAKI HILLS (replay) 12:00-13:00 5’45 10/18(Thu.) TBS Asa Chan! 15:49-19:00 1’18 “Future lifestyles with IoT – CEATEC opens today” (10/16 Mainichi) 10/19 (Fri.) NHK Ohayo Nippon 04:30-08:00 4’35 CS353 09:30-10:00 9’18 10/20 (Sat.) CLICK BBC World News 15:30-16:00 9’18 “AI drawing the near-future lifestyles: CEATEC opens today” 04:30-05:00 9’18 CS353 (10/16 Sankei) 10/21 (Sun.) CLICK (replay) 12:30-13:00 9’18 BBC World News 22:30-23:00 9’18 CS353 10/22 (Mon.) CLICK (replay) 03:30-04:00 9’18 BBC World News CS353 10/25 (Thu.) CLICK (replay) 17:00-17:30 9’18 BBC World News 11/2 (Fri.) NHK Niigata Kiratto Niigata 19:30-19:57 1’15 11/3 (Sat.) Biz Stream 23:10-23:40 0’37 NHK World – Japan 05:10-05:40 0’37 (Cable, IPTV, DTT: Biz Stream (replay) 11:10-11:40 0’37 11/4 (Sun.) 36 stations) 17:10-17:40 0’37 NHK Niigata Kiratto Niigata (replay) 13:05-13:32 1’15 11/13 (Tue.) Innovation Tomorrow 00:00-00:30 2’20 BS Nippon TV 11/20 (Tue.) Innovation Tomorrow 00:00-00:30 2’18

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Airtime on US, Central and South America： Airdate Broadcaster Program Name Airtime (JST) CEATEC Telemundo International (in Spanish): All of America, Central America, 11/24 (Sat.) Great Gear 23:10-23:40 11’55 NHK World – South America. Japan 05:10-05:40 11’55 Airtime on 11/25 (Sun.) (Cable, IPTV, Great Gear (replay) 11:10-11:40 11’55 Airdate Broadcaster Program Name Airtime (EST) DTT: 36 stations) CEATEC 17:10-17:40 11’55 10/17 (Wed.) Telemundo Un Nuevo Dia 08:30~ 3’07 12/1 (Sat.) NHK BS-1 Great Gear (replay) 03:00-03:28 11’55 11/12(Mon.) Telemundo Un Nuevo Dia 08:36~ 2’48 (Facebook: 320万、Instagram: 190万) (6) Results of TV Coverage Overseas Telemundo Internacional is a Latin America pay TV network that (October 15th to November 25th) broadcasts Spanish-language programs to the U.S. and Latin America 6 hours 26 minutes 48 seconds countries via cable and satellite. It reaches to 85 stations in the U.S. and 4 million households in the Latin America countries. (“Likes” on Global： Facebook: 3.2 million, “Followers” on Instagram : 1.9 million). BBC World-“Click” ： Airtime on Europe Airdate Broadcaster Program Name Airtime (JST) CEATEC UK BBC WORLD “Click” (CEATEC 2018) 09:30 – 10:00 9’29 BBC 10/20 (Sat.) BBC WORLD “Click” (CEATEC 2018) (replay) 15:30 – 07:00 9’29 Airtime on Airdate Broadcaster Program Name Airtime (GMT) BBC WORLD “Click” (CEATEC 2018) (replay) 04:30 – 05:00 9’29 CEATEC 10/21 (Sun.) BBC WORLD “Click” (CEATEC 2018) (replay) 12:30 – 13:00 9’29 BBC News Channel Click – CEATEC 2018 01:30 – 02:00 9’29 BBC WORLD “Click” (CEATEC 2018) (replay) 22:30 – 23:00 9’29 Click – CEATEC 2018 BBC News Channel 03:30 – 04:00 9’29 10/22 (Mon.) BBC WORLD “Click” (CEATEC 2018) (replay) 03:30 – 04:00 9’29 (replay) Click – CEATEC 2018 10/25 (Thu.) BBC WORLD “Click” (CEATEC 2018) (replay) 17:00 – 17:30 9’29 BBC Breakfast 06:00 – 06:30 9’29 10/20 (Sat.) (replay) Click is BBC’s popular program on technological and digital news, Click – CEATEC 2018 BBC News Channel 12:30 – 13:00 9’29 available on both TV and radio – across five BBC national channels – as (replay) Click – CEATEC 2018 well as worldwide channels via BBC World. Episodes and podcast of the BBC News Channel 15:00 - 15:30 9’29 (replay) program are available 24/7 on BBC World Service website at free of Click – CEATEC 2018 BBC News Channel 04:30 – 05:00 9’29 charge. (replay) Click – CEATEC 2018 BBC Breakfast 07:00 – 07:30 9’29 (replay) NHK WORLD 10/21 (Sun.) Click – CEATEC 2018 BBC News Channel 11:30 – 12:00 9’29 1) NEWSLINE/NEWSROOM TOKYO (replay)

Airtime on Click – CEATEC 2018 Airdate Broadcaster Program Name Airtime (JST) BBC News Channel 15:30 – 16:00 9’29 CEATEC (replay) Click – CEATEC 2018 NHK WORLD/jitv NEWSLINE 09:00 – 09:30 4’20 10/25 (Thu.) BBC 1 00:30 – 01:00 9’29 (replay) NHK WORLD/jitv NEWSLINE (replay) 10:00 – 10:30 4’20 NHK WORLD/jitv NEWSLINE (replay) 11:00 – 11:30 4’20 Click is BBC’s popular program on technological and digital news, available NHK WORLD/jitv NEWSLINE (replay) 12:00 – 12:30 4’20 on both TV and radio – across five BBC national channels – as well as 10/17 (Wed.) NHK WORLD/jitv NEWSLINE (replay) 13:00 – 13:30 4’20 worldwide channels via BBC World. Episodes and podcast of the program NHK WORLD/jitv NEWSLINE (replay) 14:00 – 14:30 4’20 are available 24/7 on BBC World Service website at free of charge. NHK WORLD/jitv NEWSLINE (replay) 15:00 – 15:30 4’20 NHK WORLD/jitv NEWSLINE (replay) 16:00 – 16:30 4’20 France NHK WORLD/jitv NEWSROOM TOKYO 20:00 – 20:45 4’20 LCI 2) Biz Stream *TV Program

Airtime on Airtime on Airdate Broadcaster Program Name Airtime (JST) Airdate Broadcaster Program Name Airtime (CET) CEATEC CEATEC 11/3 (Sat.) NHK WORLD/jitv Biz Stream 23:10 – 23:40 0’37 LCI (La Chaîne Info) LCI Matinale (Live 1) 07:41~ 2’35 NHK WORLD/jitv Biz Stream (replay) 05:10 – 05:40 0’37 10/18 (Thu.) LCI Matinale (Live 1) LCI (La Chaîne Info) 08:00~09:10 2’35 11/4 (Sun.) NHK WORLD/jitv Biz Stream (replay) 11:10 – 11:40 0’37 (replay) NHK WORLD/jitv Biz Stream (replay) 17:10 – 17:40 0’37 LCI (La Chaîne Info) LCI Matinale (Live 2) 07’52~ 4’18 10/20 (Sat.) LCI Matinale (Live 2) LCI (La Chaîne Info) 08:00~09:10 4’18 3) Great Gear (replay) Airtime on LCI Matinale Airdate Broadcaster Program Name Airtime (JST) 10/27(Sat.) LCI (La Chaîne Info) 07:47~ 2’10 CEATEC (Studio live report ) 11/24 (Sat.) NHK WORLD/jitv Great Gear 23:10 – 23:40 11’55 *Video and Website NHK WORLD/jitv Great Gear (replay) 05:10 – 05:40 11’55 Publication time Airtime on 11/25 (Sun.) NHK WORLD/jitv Great Gear (replay) 11:10 – 11:40 11’55 Publication date Broadcaster Article (CET) CEATEC NHK WORLD/jitv Great Gear (replay) 17:10 – 17:40 11’55 10/17 (Wed.) LCI (La Chaîne Info) LCI inno (Robots) 23:47~ 2’24 NHK World broadcasts to a total of 290 million households in 150 10/18 (Thu.) LCI (La Chaîne Info) LCI inno (Fujitsu) 19:06~ 2‘14 countries/regions (North America: 19.36 million households, 99.03 10/19 (Fri.) LCI (La Chaîne Info) LCI inno (TDK) 17:52~ 1’58 million households in Europe, 30.73 million households in Asia, 55.07 LCI (La Chaîne Info) has been a 24/7 cable news channel that served million households in Middle East and Africa, 2.38 million households in more than 7.2 million households, and provided news programs to Oceania, and 1.23 million households in Central and South Americas; France and French-speaking countries. The company is a part of data as of March 2016). France’s largest broadcaster TF-1. In 2016, it became a public broadcaster of digital terrestrial television in France. With this advent, US & Central America： the company now serves more than 20 million households in France BBC World alone, and is making a steady growth by serving other French-speaking Airtime on Airdate Broadcaster Program Name Airtime (JST) countries in Africa. Also, its programs can be enjoyed practically CEATEC anywhere in the world with its alliance with Apple TV. A morning 10/25 (Thu.) BBC World “Click” CEATEC 2018 (replay*) 09:30 – 10:00 9’29 infotainment program called “LCI Matinale” that started in 2017 has 10/30 (Tue.) BBC World “Click” CEATEC 2018 (replay*) 09:30 - 10:00 9’29 covered CEATEC for the first time this year, including live coverage from 11/7 (Wed.) BBC World “Click” CEATEC 2018 (replay*) 09:30 - 10:00 9’29 11/9 (Fri.) BBC World “Click” CEATEC 2018 (replay*) 09:30 – 10:00 9’29 Makuhari Messe. Normally, such live coverage is repeated every hour. *US and Central America only.

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France 5 (7) Promotion of PR Tools (Printed materials)

Airtime on 1) Poster Airdate Broadcaster Program Name Airtime (CET) CEATEC 2) Show information leaflets (in Japanese and English)/envelopes “Le magazine de la santé” 10/24(Wed.) France 5 13:45-14:43 9’57 created and delivered widely to exhibitors, sponsored groups, CEATEC (1) related groups and media. “Le magazine de la santé” is a TV program on France 5, which is a 3) Conference program/venue guidance (Japanese, English) created state-run broadcasting station. The program, which covers medicine, and delivered to all visitors during the show. healthcare and health-related topics, has been airing for more than 15 years, and is a very popular series with more than a several million viewers. The program is a live talk show aired from the studio. The show is lead by welcoming France’s prominent doctors and medical professionals to the studio.

Middle East BBC Persian TV “Farsi Click” (in Persian) *Content same as BBC’s Click

Airtime on Airdate Broadcaster Program Name Airtime (GMT) CEATEC Show Envelope Information 11/2 (Fri.) BBC Persian TV Farsi Click - CEATEC 2018 14:00 – 14:30 9’11 Leaflet Farsi Click - CEATEC 2018 11/3 (Sat.) BBC Persian TV 06:00 – 06:30 9’11 (replay) Poster Farsi Click - CEATEC 2018 11/4 (Sun.) BBC Persian TV 16:00 – 16:30 9’11 (replay) Farsi Click - CEATEC 2018 11/5 (Mon.) BBC Persian TV 08:00 – 08:30 9’11 (replay) Farsi Click - CEATEC 2018 11/6 (Tue.) BBC Persian TV 13:00 – 13:30 9’11 (replay) Farsi Click - CEATEC 2018 11/7 (Wed.) BBC Persian TV 08:00 – 08:30 9’11 (replay) Farsi Click - CEATEC 2018 11/8 (Thu.) BBC Persian TV 06:00 – 06:30 9’11 (replay)

Floor Map

CEATEC JAPAN Official Website

■PV 5,956,221 (between Jul.1 and Oct.31, 2018)

■Sessions 1,038,711 (between Jul.1 and Oct.31, 2018)

■CEATEC News Article Insertion No. of articles 94 (Contains a total of 75 articles provided by the Prime Media Partners)

■Video Distribution 18 （as of Dec.1, 2018）

■Links to CEATEC JAPAN 2018 Special Sites (between Jul.1 to Oct. 31, 2018) No. of links: 21 (a total of links in Japanese in English.) Total no. of clicks: 12,272

■Social Networking (as of Nov. 19, 2018)

◆CEATEC JAPAN Offi cial Facebook account No. of Likes: 8,827 ◆CEATEC JAPAN Offi cial Twitter account No. of followers: 4,486

34 Connecting Society, Co-Creating the Future

Overview

Name Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany Japan No CEATEC JAPAN 2018 particular order （CEATEC：Combined Exhibition of Advanced Technologies） Assistance Organizations Exhibition Purpose ► Telecommunications Carriers Association (TCA), The Harnessing CPS/IoT to create business opportunities based Telecommunications Association (TTA), Internet Association on co-creation involving a wide range of industries and fields, Japan (IA japan), The Telecommunication Technology this event brings the technologies together in one venue that Committee (TTC), JAPAN INSTITUTE FOR PROMOTION is ideal for the exchange of information. This facilitates for OF DIGITAL ECONOMY AND COMMUNITY (JIPDEC), the realization of Society 5.0, a super-smart society designed IT Verification Industry Association (IVIA), Association for to further economic development and the solution of social Computer Skills Promotion (ACSP) problems. ► Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB), Radio Engineering & Electronics Association (REEA), Japan Dates Satellite Broadcasting Association (JSBA), Japan Cable October 16 (Tue) –19 (Fri), 2018 10:00 – 17:00 and Telecommunications Association (JCTA), Japan Cable Television Engineering Association (JCTEA) Venue ► Association of Consumer Electronics Marketing in Japan, Makuhari Messe, 2-1 Nakase, Mihama-ku, Chiba, Japan Electrical Products Association of Japan, Japan Federation of Electronic Parts Distributors & Dealers (JEP), Japan Admission Computer System Seller Association (JCSSA) All visitors are required to register ► The Japan Electrical Manufacturers’ Association (JEMA), ► Visitor registering at the gate: General admission ¥1,000, Japan Business Machine and Information System Industries Students ¥500 Association (JBMIA), Japan Audio Society (JAS), Japan (Groups of 20 or more students and children under 12 years Association of Medical Devices Industries (Jamdi), Japan of age are admitted free of charge.) Electric Measuring Instruments Manufacturers’ Association ► Online pre-registration or Invitational registration at the gate: (JEMIMA), Nippon Electric Control Equipment Industries Free admission Association (NECA), Camera & Imaging Products Association (CIPA), Japan Embedded Systems Technology Association Sponsor (JASA), Japan Electronics Packaging Circuits Association CEATEC JAPAN Executive Board (JPCA) Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries ► Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc. (JAMA), Association (JEITA) ITS Japan, Japan Auto Parts Industries Association (JAPIA) Communications and Information Network Association of ► The Federation of Electric Power Companies of Japan, New Japan (CIAJ) Energy Foundation (NEF), The Energy Conservation Center, Computer Software Association of Japan (CSAJ) Japan (EECJ), The Japan Electric Association (JEA), The Battery Association of Japan (BAJ), Japan Photovoltaic Support Energy Association (JPEA), Japan Wind Power Association ► Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan (MIC), (JWPA), Solar System Development Association (SSDA), Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan (MOFA), Ministry of Japan Smart Community Alliance (JSCA) Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW), ► Japan Federation of Housing Organizations (Judanren), The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Japan (METI), Japan Machinery Federation (JMF), Japan Robot Association Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) (JARA), The Japan Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Listed by date established Industry Association (JRAIA) ► Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO), New Energy ► Digital Content Association of Japan (DCAJ), Japan and Industrial Technology Development Organization Video Software Association (JVA), Japan Book Publishers (NEDO), National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science Association (JBPA), Recording Industry Association of Japan and Technology (AIST), National Institute of Information and (RIAJ) No particular order Communications Technology (NICT), Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan (IPA), Organization for Small & Assistance Academic Societies Medium Enterprises and Regional Innovation, JAPAN, Japan The Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers National Tourist Organization (JNTO) (ITE), The Japan Society of Applied Physics (JSAP), ► Chiba Prefectural Government, Chiba Municipal Government The Institute of Image Electronics Engineers of Japan (IIEEJ), ► Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK), The Japan Information Processing Society of Japan (IPSJ), The Institute of Commercial Broadcasters Association (JBA) Electrical Engineers of Japan(IEEJ), ► KEIDANREN, The Japan Chamber of Commerce and The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Industry (JCCI), The Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Engineers (IEICE) No particular order Industry, The Chiba Chamber of Commerce and Industry ► U.S. Commercial Service JAPAN, Delegation of the Cooperative Entity European Union to Japan, Supported by British Embassy The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Tokyo, Business France-Embassy of France in Japan, Paralympic Games

35 ■Sponsorship CEATEC JAPAN Executive Board Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association Communications and Information network Association of Japan Computer Software Association of Japan

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